What was thhe conditions that Andrew Carnegie employees had to work?

Answer 1

welve-hour shifts, seven days a week. Carnegie gave his workers a single holiday-the Fourth of July; for the rest of the year they worked like draft animals. "Hard! I guess it's hard," said a laborer at the Homestead mill. "I lost forty pounds the first three months I came into this business. It sweats the life out of a man. I often drink two buckets of water during twelve hours; the sweat drips through my sleeves, and runs down my legs and fills

Answer 2

Andrew Carnegie's employees worked long hours under harsh conditions in his steel mills and factories. They were often paid low wages and faced dangerous working environments with little to no job security. Union activity was actively suppressed, leading to strikes and labor unrest at times.