Want this question answered?
approximately 6 dollars a week
12.00 a week, and 48.00 a month, and 567.00 a year.
the proletariat class
Usually about 22 cents per hour, or 12.98 a week of 59 hours. about 22-23 cents per hour.
A typical wage for male factory workers in the Victorian era was about 15 shillings a week. Female factory workers earned about 7 shillings a week.
when i was a farm worker in my days it played $150\month!
approximately 6 dollars a week
12.00 a week, and 48.00 a month, and 567.00 a year.
22.00 a week.
The average income for a industrial worker in the 1800's was 7 dollars a week. This is about 500 dollars a year.
the proletariat class
The typical work week of a factory worker in the mid-19th century America was very bad. Most men worked an average of 80 hours per week for a set rate of pay. They worked in poorly ventilated and dimly lit factory environments that greatly impacted their health. Long hours and worn tools cause many injuries and deaths to occur. The wage earners did not see much of their families which caused hardships in the home.
This isn't a question..
A health unit worker works an 8 hour shift 7 days a week.
Approximately 10 cents a day of usually very long and constant toil; averaging 12-14 hours.
The Proletariat Class
A primary occupation would be a "day job" or the one job worked by an individual that brings the most income. For instance, if a person worked 40 hours week at $15/hour at a factory job then worked an additional 20 hours a week as a cashier at a store, the person's primary occupation would be "factory worker".