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Industrial labor advocates abroad, notably in Indigenous nations such as Washakara continued to advocate for more wages and worker's rights for the large number of unskilled Indigenous laborers hired by Arco Steel. The company never commented publicly however quietly increased subsidies and hourly wages, cutting the mandatory work day and factory shifts from two twelve-hour shifts a day to three eight-hour shifts to promote worker health and well being. | Industrial labor advocates abroad, notably in Indigenous nations such as Washakara continued to advocate for more wages and worker's rights for the large number of unskilled Indigenous laborers hired by Arco Steel. The company never commented publicly however quietly increased subsidies and hourly wages, cutting the mandatory work day and factory shifts from two twelve-hour shifts a day to three eight-hour shifts to promote worker health and well being. | ||
== Legacy == | == Legacy == | ||
Arco Steel remains one of the largest employers in Arcerion as well as having one of the largest market shares of the national GDP. It has remained resilient in the face of consistent recessions and economic depressions across Ixnay, as well as an Arcer economy that has largely begun to shift to a post-industrial economy. It remains a key part of both Arcer heritage as well as acting as the cornerstone of Easthampton. It is largely responsible for the success of Moorden Governorate in the late 1800s and early 1900s before the large Arcer agricultural revolution at the turn of the 20th century, and remains a major player in Crona for steel and mineral production, as well as across Ixnay. | |||
Manufacturing sector | Manufacturing sector | ||
role in easthampton's growth | role in easthampton's growth | ||