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To protect their own interestemployers often accused striking workers of being?
Communists
Mexcian workers, known as braceros often: (apex)?
received lower wages than whites did (apex)
What dangers did the Chinese workers face building the transcontinental railroad?
The Chinese workers were in constant danger because their job was to blast holes through the Sierra Nevadas with highly explosive materials and were often killed during the explosion.
Can an individual be both pro-union and pro-employer or does being pro-union mean one has to be anti-employer?
Yes, an individual can be both pro-union and pro-employer. Supporting unions often means advocating for workers' rights and fair treatment, which can coexist with a belief in the importance of a healthy employer-employee relationship and a successful business. Being pro-union does not inherently mean being anti-employer; rather, it can involve promoting collaboration between both parties to achieve mutual benefits. Ultimately, a balanced approach can foster a productive work environment that respects both workers' rights and business interests.
What is the numismatic value of a 1911 Liberty nickel with the V double stamped on the back?
Most likely this "doubling" is caused by erosion of the die, which happened often from striking these harder metal coins. Value a couple dollars.
What did employers often accused employers often accused striking workers of being?
Communists
To protect their own interestemployers often accused striking workers of being?
Communists
To protect their own interests employers often accused striking workers of being what?
The employers did not like strikes. They would say that employees on strike were being unfair and did not understand the economic conditions of what they were doing.
What is a strike breaker or scab?
A strike breaker or scab is a person who continues to work during a strike, either by crossing the picket line or being brought in to replace striking workers. They are often seen as undermining the efforts of the striking workers to improve their working conditions or wages.
What is a worker who refuse to go on strike with his fellow worker called?
A worker who refuses to go on strike with their fellow workers is often referred to as a "strikebreaker" or a "scab." This term is used to describe someone who chooses to continue working during a strike, often to the detriment of the striking workers' efforts.
Why were scabs unpopular with stricking workers during the late 1800's?
Scabs or blacklegs were people willing to pass the picket line of striking workers. Often this meant the factory owners could continue producing, leaving the strikers to starve outside the factory gates.
Why are people accused of being witches?
In the case of the Salem Witch Trials, people who were not strict Puritans and those who did not go to church as often as the Puritan community deemed appropriate were considered outcasts, and these were usually the first people to be accused of witchcraft.
What is The Illuminati and why are pop stars often accused of being part of it?
because art is open to many interpretations and some people take bizarre conclusions.
How often do craters form?
due to the striking of the meteors on moon
What does strikebreakers mean?
So-called strike breakers became infamous in US labor union history. These were men who were hired by factory owners to disrupt striking workers' picket lines. The idea was to force the end of a strike and have the workers return to their jobs, often at bad wages. Violence to end strikes is now illegal.
Who does the defence attorney work for?
The defense attorney works for the defendant, or the person being accused. The accuser is known as a plaintiff, and they will often will also have a lawyer on their side when in court.
Why do you think labor strikes often ended in violence?
Labor strikes often ended in violence due to a combination of heightened tensions between workers seeking better conditions and management's resistance to change. The economic stakes were high, leading to confrontations as striking workers faced potential job loss and management sought to maintain productivity. Additionally, law enforcement often intervened on behalf of businesses, escalating conflicts. The overarching struggle for workers' rights and dignity in a rapidly industrializing society contributed to an environment where violence became a tragic outcome.
