At the Okaya Silk Factory, the employees were allowed fifteen minutes for lunch, between 10.30 and 10.45, and a ten-minute break from 3.30 to 3.40.
Even though the conditions in the factories were clean, warm, and free of the climactic elements, <u>they were kept on the job till 7.30 p.m.</u> for a total of fourteen hours and twenty minutes. The workers were kept until 10 p.m. when the plan was particularly busy.
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That mostly depends on the country that held them, however, the common forms of protest were either calm protests that weren't violent, or they were full blown civil wars of independence with numerous battles, or they were based on guerilla warfare where they would lead a war of attrition with the western powers until they decided to just leave.
Lost their jobs, homelessness increased, people went hungry
The most effective and long-lasting New Deal programs that were effective were the Agricultural Adjustment Act, which increased the price of food, and the Public Works Administration, which put people back to work restoring American infrastructure.
Jobs move to cheaper labor markets
