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How did Ford (or his related industries) treat his workers?

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How did Ford (or his related industries) treat his workers?

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Henry Ford's social attitudes were marked by seemingly contradictory viewpoints. In business, Ford offered his best employees the chance to share in his company's profits. This included workers who stayed with the company for six months and, most important, those who conducted their lives in an honorable way. To Ford’s charity should be a personal act, without any fanfare.

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Was Ford a Robber  Baron or a Captain of  Industry? Why?

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Was Ford a Robber  Baron or a Captain of  Industry? Why?

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Ford was a captain of industry Because he treated all his workers well. He paid them 2 times more money than other auto manufacturers paid their workers.

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Are there any positive  or negative quotes from  others about Ford?

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Are there any positive  or negative quotes from  others about Ford?

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Yes, he wrote some positive quotes. “The moment human helpfulness is systematized, organized, commercialized, and professionalized, the heart of it is extinguished, and it becomes a cold and clammy thing.” "Any man can learn anything he will, but no man can teach except to those who want to learn."

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His spends his money on charity giving away 33% of his salary almost every year.

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Ford got his wealth because he owned the Ford Motor Company. Ford Motor Company is an automotive company, which designs, manufactures etc..

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Ford donated his money to charity.
This is most of the stuff he did,

He bulit 80-acre home for orphan boys.  He built a trade school in Detroit and a school for African Americans in Georgia. During the Great Depression, he paid for two work camps for boys. And He also built hospitals for those who could only afford to pay a little.”