In 1917, a laborer's earnings varied depending on location and type of work, but on average, a skilled laborer in the United States might earn between $2 to $3 per day. This was during World War I, which influenced labor demand and wages, particularly in industries related to the war effort. In the UK, wages for laborers were similarly low, with many earning around 25 to 30 shillings per week. Overall, economic conditions and inflation were significantly impacting wages during this time.
About 20-40 thousand
A laborer in Australia makes between AU$15.33 - AU$28.80 per hour.
According to the website Salary, the average wage of General Labourers in the United States is between $24,000 and $33,000. It is possible to make as much as $39,000 or as little as $21,000 as a labourer.
Because it's harder to be a doctor than a labourer.
The slave labourer itself doesn't earn anything if anything they pay money to get the slave, but if you meant how much the SLAVE gets payed then the answer is nothing they are slaves not servants. The difference between them is that a slave is captured, not hired like a servant is, and a servant actually gets payed.
1917
Yes the wod labourer is a noun. It is a common noun.
Labourer's Friend Society was created in 1830.
James Cox - labourer - was born in 1846.
James Cox - labourer - died in 1925.
Richard Eddy - labourer - died in 1955.
Richard Eddy - labourer - was born in 1882.