"workers in Russia were a divided social group." Justify the statement.
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During the 1890s, workers were divided on the basis of society they live, skills they possess, dress they wear etc
On the basis of society, some workers came from villages while some came from cities
On the basis of skill, workers who had knowledge in metals were considered high among other workers
Skilled workers were paid higher than less skilled persons
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On the basis of society, some workers came from villages while some came from cities
On the basis of skill, workers who had knowledge in metals were considered high among other workers
Skilled workers were paid higher than less skilled persons
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Workers in Russia were divided
by skill. Metal workers considered
themselves aristocrats among other
workers. Their occupation demanded
more training and skill. Women made
up 31 per cent of the factory labour
force by 1914, but they were paid less
than men. Divisions among workers
showed themselves in dress and
manners too. Some workers formed
associations to help members in times
of unemployment or financial hardship.
Despite divisions, workers did unite
to strike work when they disagreed
with employers about dismissals of
work conditions. This was a unique
thing in them.
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