Working Conditions During The Industrial Revolution
with unfair fines if they showed up late, did something wrong, etc. There was also times when people had to deal with awful diseases like pneumonia, chest, and lung disease and have a small Mining was very difficult because coal was hard to find. Very little coal was found in the south, but there was some found in the north. Finding out that coal was so difficult and expensive to move, this caused towns and other industries to move around the coal mining area, workers even went to move to the coal regions and even had their whole family move there to save the money. This later created problems as these towns grew without any planning or thought given to the miners and their families would need (Trueman). The places they moved were not much better for the families there.
Working in mines and factories were unsanitary for anyone to be working in because hygiene was not that important during the Industrial Revolution. Smoke would be everywhere surrounding the factories and not healthy for workers (Trinder 609). The health of people were bad because when they worked with cotton thread was usually damp combined with warm conditions. Going straight out into the cold night air cause people getting pneumonia since there was not really a cure for it this would also cause death …show more content…
Factories were overcrowded with hard working people and families. There started to have too many employed workers. During the Industrial Revolution it did not matter how many hours you were working for it only mattered if you got all your stuff done. People with families were always busy during the day. The people that worked during in the Industrial Revolution were worked so hard to the point where they probably didn't have the time to live life. Working long hours meant you could barely see your family that day. No time for woman to take care of their kids, no time for kids to be raised properly or for them to even see their
Working in mines and factories were unsanitary for anyone to be working in because hygiene was not that important during the Industrial Revolution. Smoke would be everywhere surrounding the factories and not healthy for workers (Trinder 609). The health of people were bad because when they worked with cotton thread was usually damp combined with warm conditions. Going straight out into the cold night air cause people getting pneumonia since there was not really a cure for it this would also cause death …show more content…
Factories were overcrowded with hard working people and families. There started to have too many employed workers. During the Industrial Revolution it did not matter how many hours you were working for it only mattered if you got all your stuff done. People with families were always busy during the day. The people that worked during in the Industrial Revolution were worked so hard to the point where they probably didn't have the time to live life. Working long hours meant you could barely see your family that day. No time for woman to take care of their kids, no time for kids to be raised properly or for them to even see their