Arbeiterbewegung (Workers' Movement)

The Arbeiterbewegung, or Workers' Movement, refers to the collective efforts by laborers and their allies to improve working conditions, secure fair wages, and seek social justice. Emerging during the 19th century industrial revolution, it involved unions, political activism, and advocacy for workers’ rights. The movement aimed to address issues like long hours, unsafe environments, and inequality, and it contributed to significant social and legislative changes, including labor laws and workers' protections. Overall, it represents the ongoing fight for dignity, fairness, and economic justice for workers within modern society.