There were many punishments in the Industrial Revolution. For example, hanging iron weights around children's necks, gaming them from the room in baskets, nailing children's ears to the table, dowsing them in water buckets to keep them awake. Some reasons they got punished is because they talked, or whistled, left the room without permission, left little dirt on the machines, stoping the machines, falling asleep on the job as well.
yes the factory act 1833 was during the industrial revolution =]
Industrial textile-making methods helped launch the Industrial Revolution, and the factory system helped it continue to grow.
Bloody and chaotic.
Factory owners in the Industrial Revolution wanted to hire women because they could pay them lower wages than men.
The factory system started in the 18th century (In the Period Of The Industrial Revolution).
The steam engine
An effect of the industrial revolution was increased production and increased child labor. (Oh, wait, that's two. Oh well. Take your pick. =D
Employment, famine in other countries, advancement in technology, decrease labor pool, opportunity to save, transportation and wages were some of the reasons for immigration during industrial revolution.
Light industrial work might be a factory job where there are few duties besides running one machine. Light industrial work might be general factory work or a cleaning position in a hospital or factory.
Light industrial work might be a factory job where there are few duties besides running one machine. Light industrial work might be general factory work or a cleaning position in a hospital or factory.
during the industrial revolution
A garment factory is an industrial market because the garments are sold from one business to another. Raw materials are used at a garment factory to produce an end product.
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yes the factory act 1833 was during the industrial revolution =]
Industrial Cleaning is suited to any industrial premises, whether it is a factory, manufacturing plant or a warehouse.
The largest industrial factory in Belgium was built by the entrepreneur and industrialist Émile Francqui. Established in the late 19th century, his factory was primarily focused on the production of textiles and other industrial goods. Francqui played a significant role in the development of Belgium's industrial landscape during that era.