The Failure of the Working Class in front of Fordism

The development of the production forces following Industrial Revolution radically dehumanized conditions labor. This situation brought about reactionary labor movements especially during period between end nineteenth century and beginning twentieth century. However, those reactions could not culminate in a class consciousness through which laborers organize to shatter foundations capitalism as it was case Ford Motor Company. five-dollar day policy company achieved demotivate workers take part any syndical movement. article aims investigate success Fordism dismantling solidarity midst an epoch intensified by means high wage policies.