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Managers had significant control over their unskilled workers due to the hierarchical structure of workplaces and the economic dependence of workers on their jobs. Unskilled labor often meant limited job opportunities, allowing managers to enforce strict rules and expectations without much pushback. Additionally, the lack of formal education and skills among workers made them more vulnerable to exploitation and less able to advocate for better conditions or wages. This power dynamic was further reinforced by the necessity for unskilled workers to comply in order to secure their livelihoods.
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Why did managers have so much power their unskilled workers?
they were easy to replace
Why did managers have so much power over there unskilled workers?
They were easy to replace. {apex}
Why did managers have so much power over unskilled workers?
They were easy to replace apex
Why did mangers have so much power over their unskilled workers?
They were easy to replace
Why did manager have so much power over their unskilled workers?
they were easy to replace
Think of what a manager does in restaurant hotel?
Well, it might seem that managers dont do much but they do A LOT more then you expect. Managers are in charge of the bills,if theres an problems,the workers (like if hireing some for a job),custumer problems,designing the resteraunt hotel and much,much more.
Challenges faced by managers?
There are so many challenges that are faced by managers. Some of the problems include insubordination, lack of productivity from staff, workers not being able to work without supervision and so much more.
How much do Express workers get paid?
Sadly minimun wage. Of course it would be different I'm sure for managers and such. You usually get hardly any hours, so in all, not much.
How much do Taco Bell managers get paid?
Managers get about $20 an hour
How much money does the average American make?
A parade magazine article published in March of 2006 quoted the following Bureau of Labor Statistics for the year 2005. I wouldn't imagine they have changed all that much since then: Petroleum engineers: $1,923Actuaries: $1,639Lawyers: $1,609Economists: $1,569Chiropractors: $1,531Aerospace engineers: $1,362Medical and health-service managers: $1,089Meeting and convention planners: $912Loan counselors and officers: $861Elementary schoolteachers: $826Funeral directors: $768Social workers: $700Pest-control workers: $508Animal trainers: $482Actors: $481Child-care workers: $332Dishwashers: $296Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics.
How much do advance America asssitant managers make?
$11.00 for assistant managers $13.50-$14.00 for center managers
Is there still a demand for Agriculture/Sciences degrees?
There is still a demand for skilled workers in this major. Automation reduces the amount of unskilled labor required in many agricultural situations, but skilled agricultural scientists are still needed as people continue to eat as much as ever.
