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"Walmart might have been the leader in computerized scheduling, but other firms quickly followed. The software saved managers time they would otherwise have to spend making up the schedule. It calculated staffing needs based on availability and sales numbers, so that stores would be staffed with just enough people to get the job done throughout the peaks and valleys in sales during the work week. "Just-in-time" scheduling means workers' needs come last, their hours sliced and diced as hours and minutes are shaved off of shifts."

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Today 47% of American work force is women and are equivalent if not primary providers in 40% of families. "In 2014, about 60 percent of women aged 16 and older worked outside of the home, up from about 33 percent in 1950 and 43 percent in 1970. As the workforce’s demographics have changed, so have unions."

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The move toward automation and robotics to lower labor costs and labor depends, ironic, make slavery worst. Increased automation replaces jobs, which increases unemployment and workers lacking skills. Without income, they will be vulnerable for labor exploitation.

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Sexual harassment at work will no longer be tolerated by Chinese women. Today's young females are using technology to gather evidence against predators. This is giving them more confidence than previous generations.

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In 1970 the Occupational Safety Health Administration (OSHA) was formed to create and execute worker safety standards. Through the end of the 20th century and into the 21st century, U.S. injuries and fatalities remained low

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Fewer people work in today's factories because of advances in automation. With assembly line technology improvements and the use of robots, the U.S. is able to make more goods then they ever have befour.

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Foxconn Technology Group is a factory producing Apple, Microsoft, Dell, and Hewlett-Packard. Foxconn employees 235,000 workers and is known for their tough tactics and sweatshop conditions, it is reported that 150 workers went to commit suicide.

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Women polices officers were responsible for maintaining discipline and observe behavior in factories. They searched women to make sure they weren't carrying that cause an explosion.

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U.S. military trained female operators to work switchboards. Other females were trained to be stenographers

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Nursing was exhausting work in WW1. Many were volunteers and experienced horrific scenes of war. They exposed to many illnesses and diseases.

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In spring of 1915 there is a rapid rise of patients. Facilities were getting over crowded and equipment and supplies were insufficient.

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Government allowed a TNT factory in an urban community next to 2 gasometers that also had wooden floors. Five tons of unusable TNT sent this factory up in a fireball taking many lives.

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In 1900, 2 million children was working for little money and in dangerous conditions. This brought about the anti-labor law in 1938.

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Female workers push earth loaded wheel barrows in Coventry in WW1. This backbreaking labor of moving rubble in 1914 that was once done by men.

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During World War 1 (1914-1918) large groups of woman were recruited to replace men that had to go and fight in the war. New jobs were created to help in the efforts of war, such as ammunition factories.