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The good/bad conditions in the mills.
Good Conditions.
- If they did good work they got extra pay
- Some mills had an accident book
- Some mills had medical treatments
- Some mill owners only employed people over 10
- Some children lived in an apprentice house where they get shelter, beds & clothes (Usually Orphans)
- In some mills children were allowed to go to church & had an education
- Some factory owners billed or made children work longer as a punishment instead of beating them
- Some mills gave children a bit of time to play & tell stories
- they let the children run away from oli white.
- The Building was like a prison
- Mill owners used to buy orphans from workhouses to work in their factories
- They bribed children
- Orphans had no parents to 'stick up for them'
- Its like slavery
- They didn't wear safety equipment or even shoes
- There were no guards on the machines
- They wore loose clothes and had long hair which could get caught in machines
- Mainly Got Porridge and bread
- Most Children were half starved
- There hearing gets damaged by the noise on the machines
- They got covered in oil & had no soap
- They'd lock people up in tiny rooms as a punishment
- Children would die & no one would notice, like they'd just disappeared
- Tiredness made people careless
- They had damp rooms so the cotton didn't snap and they kept the windows closed to keep damp in which made it hot.
- Children's bones were deformed and didn't grow properly because of crouching and carrying weights. some people like to eat the cheese out of.
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