Working in factories was dirty and dangerous. Bosses were very strict & harsh with their own employees. Employees were working more than they were suppose to without a fair pay. For their work ethic, it was unfair for them to get underpaid. One also had a short life expectancy if they worked in a factory. The hours in a workday were very long and unknown because the factories involved indoor work and didn't have to use sunlight to decide business hours. The government also provided no regulations for the treatment of a businesses employees.

Child Labor:

    Businesses started to hire children to work in factories because their small hands could reach into tiny holes and it is easier for them to do things which require small hands or bodies. Children would be hired to work on smaller projects but equally as dirty and dangerous as the jobs of older men. This would be unacceptable in modern day, having children working in jobs in general, especially a job where they will risk their life.
Population: 
  With so many immigrants entering the country, their had to be more unskilled labor, yet with so much new technology improvements, it reduced the demand for skilled labor. Labor was on and off for so many workers because they didn't know if they had the chance to be able to work and support their families or not
    Even though the Industrial Revolution helped Europe in so many ways, it also harmed Europe. The lack of sanitation got many people sick. Work conditions also hurt citizens a lot by causing fatigue and illnesses. Children were also taken from their homes on the farm to work in dirty and scary factories.

The inventions of railroads originally came from Britain. The railroads gave manufacturers a cheap way to transport their products.  Fresh food could also be delivered to distant towns. The railways also gave people opportunities to travel. Traveling meant that people met people from other cities which resulted in long distance relationships and marriages. Time standards, newspapers and mail systems were also invented.
Road Transportation:    John McAdam, a Scottish engineer improved roads a lot. He created a new layout for roads so they are safer and more effective. The road beds consisted of large stones which helped with drainage. On the top were finely crushed rocks. 
Steam Engine:

    The newly invented steam engine provided cheap movement of goods through waterways. Canals were built so resources could be transported with ease.
Factories:
     Families would have to produce their own goods and necessities, although with factories, they were able to purchase items all at once in a faster pace. With so many factories expanding, it also created many jobs which gave families money to be able to live through this developing, new era.