The 1847 ten-hour act in britain applied to women and child laborers male workers over the age of thirty male workers over the age of fifty female workers over the age of fifty

The 1847 Ten-Hour Act in Britain applied to WOMEN AND CHILD LABORERS.

The Ten Hours Act (English Factory Act of 1847) was a law passed by the United Kingdom Parliament in 1847, limiting the working hours of women and adolescents aged thirteen to eighteen to 10 hours per working day and 8 hours on Saturdays. Sunday became a day off for those affected.

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