Fabrikarbeit
Fabrikarbeit, or factory work, refers to work performed inside a factory where production is organized on a large scale, typically involving machinery, a division of labor, standardized processes, and centralized management. The term emphasizes the organized, mechanized nature of modern manufacturing rather than artisanal or home-based production.
Historically, Fabrikarbeit is linked to the emergence of the factory system during the Industrial Revolution, which
Working conditions in traditional Fabrikarbeit often featured long hours, regimented schedules, repetitive tasks, and close supervision.
In contemporary contexts, Fabrikarbeit has been transformed by automation, robotics, and digital monitoring. Modern factories emphasize
Academically and clinically, Fabrikarbeit is studied for its economic impact, social consequences, and influence on labor