Ford founder Henry Ford decided in 1914 to more than double factory wages to $5 a day, jump-starting the American middle ...

The Henry Ford also owns a fleet of nine Model A trucks ranging from 1928 to 1931 model years. "We use those for all the work we do in the village such as hauling things, setting up events.

January 5, 1914 Ford Motor announces the $5/day wage for an eight-hour work day. Replacing the previous pay rate of $2.34 for a nine-hour day, it was twice what could be earned at any other auto ...

"At The Henry Ford, to work on the cars and be a part of it, you have to understand that you’re helping other people experience it and enjoy that passion for it," said Brian Martin, director of ...

I t was nearly 100 years ago when Henry Ford slashed the work week to five days from six and instituted an eight-hour workday. Ford argued his workers would be more productive in fewer hours ...

Early in 1914 Henry Ford, ... This at a stroke doubled the prevailing salary for industrial work, and it caused a sensation. Henry Ford posed in an early model at his plant in Detroit, in 1900.

The Henry Ford also owns a fleet of nine Model A trucks ranging from 1928 to 1931 model years. "We use those for all the work we do in the village such as hauling things, setting up events.

The Henry Ford also owns a fleet of nine Model A trucks ranging from 1928 to 1931 model years. "We use those for all the work we do in the village such as hauling things, setting up events.

The Henry Ford also owns a fleet of nine Model A trucks ranging from 1928 to 1931 model years. "We use those for all the work we do in the village such as hauling things, setting up events.