New Trend in Labor

Definition

A new trend in labor refers to a significant shift or change in the way work is organized and performed. In the context of the "New South," it specifically refers to the emergence of industrialization and the reliance on wage labor, particularly in industries such as textiles, steel, and mining.

Related terms

Industrialization: The process of developing industries on a large scale using advanced technology and machinery.

Textile Mills: Factories where raw materials such as cotton are transformed into finished textile products like cloth or clothing.

Mining Boom: A sudden increase in mining activities due to the discovery of valuable minerals or resources.