The socialist party condemned the social condition of labor exploitation at the turn of the 20th century.
Around 38% of the workforce was employed on farms around the turn of the century. That percentage fell to fewer than 3% by the century's end. The proportion of the workforce employed in industries that produce goods, such as mining, manufacturing, and construction, fell from 31% to 19%.
Americans were initially putting in far longer hours per day than the eight they had fought so hard to get in the late 19th century. Americans worked in hazardous situations for fifty-four to sixty-three hours a week on average.
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