gooffeyguy
Tom
Ford created the assembly line in automotive factories in 1913. The federal government didn't have a say/regulate employment laws back then like they do now. Henry Ford paid his workers 2x the average wage at the time and also created the 5 day work week, believing that workers needed time to spend with their family.
The government didn't get involved (except for child labor laws) until 1935 with the National Labor Relations Act and started the Wage and Hour Division in 1938.
The first Auto union was created in 1935, mainly because of the lack of government/laws/regulations in place for the workforce
The government didn't get involved (except for child labor laws) until 1935 with the National Labor Relations Act and started the Wage and Hour Division in 1938.
The first Auto union was created in 1935, mainly because of the lack of government/laws/regulations in place for the workforce