Despite generally rising wages in the late nineteenth century, industrial workers were extremely vulnerable to all of the following except

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While industrial workers were vulnerable to economic swings, employers' whims, sudden unemployment, and illness/accident, new educational requirements for jobs were not a significant factor in their vulnerability. Most jobs did not require extensive education or training, and employers were often willing to train workers on the job.

Despite Generally Rising Wages in the Late Nineteenth Century, Industrial