During the Industrial Era, if a worker was severely injured on the job, what would happen?

if a worker was severely injured on the job, he could be quickly replaced by another worker due to the desperation of work needed by bosses

Explanation:

they determined which injuries were worthy of compensation and which were fault of the worker. If the injured could prove the employer was at fault, they'd be compensatinsated for their injuries.

Explanation:

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