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Why did managers have so much power over their unskilled workers?
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Why did managers have so much power over their unskilled workers?

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They were easy to replace

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User ErnestBidouille
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First, an unskilled worker can be easily replaced but another factor would be for the simple fact the manager most likely has the most experience in the field.
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