The average working conditions for those in industrial factories like the Lowell Textile Mills were often poor. Workers frequently endured long hours of labor, typically 12-14 hours a day, six days a week. They faced a demanding and monotonous workload, surrounded by noisy machinery and poor ventilation. The factories were often overcrowded, and workers had limited space to move around. Additionally, safety measures were minimal, leading to frequent accidents and injuries. The wages were low, and workers, including women and children, often faced exploitation and discrimination.
