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Why did managers have so much power their unskilled workers?
they were easy to replace
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.
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
How much wages do Victorian people get at factory's?
1 and 6 skilled, 8d unskilled per day.
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
If you worked in Texas how much you make?
I would say the average unskilled hourly rate is $9.00 to $10.00 an hour. Skilled and professionals make about the national average.
How much do construction workers make per year?
No one answer, as there is no one construction worker. It will depend on the craft that you work in, and WHERE you are working. A skilled crane operator in a major city may make 8-9 times as much as an unskilled laborer in a rural area. Welders may make more than carpenters, electricians more than masons, etc.
How much does a landscape make in a year?
An average landscaper laborer can range $12 to $15 for unskilled to $20 to $25 for skilled. A worker owner and two employees can make as much as $100,000 to $150,000. Depends on how motivated he or she is.
What is the following pairs of forces leads to greater competition among workers and reductions in wages?
Unemployment is a force that leads to greater competition in the workforce and a reduction in wages. A person might not be paid as much to do a job as a former worker. Unemployment forces more people to apply for jobs that are unskilled because they cannot find the ones they are skilled for.
How much was Hourly wage 1953?
In 1953, the average hourly wage for American workers was approximately $1.65. However, wages varied significantly depending on the industry and occupation. For example, skilled trades typically earned more, while unskilled positions earned less. Adjusted for inflation, this amount would be worth significantly more in today's dollars.
