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Working conditions are hazardous from "summary" of The Road To Wigan Pier by George Orwell

The coal-miners are a race of men that is constantly fighting against stone and coal, and their working conditions are hazardous. They toil in cramped, dark pits where they breathe in coal dust. The dust fills their lungs and coats their throats, leading to chronic coughing and wheezing. The work is physically demanding and dangerous – there is always the risk of cave-ins and explosions. The miners work long hours in extreme conditions, often without proper ventilation or safety equipment. They endure extreme heat in the summer and bitter cold in the winter. The constant exposure to coal dust and other harmful substances takes a toll on their health, leading to respiratory diseases and other serious ailments. In addition to the physical dangers, the miners also face economic hardship. They are paid meager wages for their backbreaking labor, and many struggle to make ends meet. The coal-mining industry is highly competitive, and miners are often force...
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    The Road To Wigan Pier

    George Orwell

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