French labor movement

The French labor movement is a collective effort by workers to improve their rights, conditions, and wages through organized action, such as unions and strikes. It has a long history, dating back to the 19th century, advocating for social justice, political representation, and better working conditions. Significant events, like the May 1968 protests, highlighted workers' dissatisfaction and led to reforms. Today, labor unions continue to play a key role in negotiations with employers and the government, striving to protect workers’ rights amid changing economic and social landscapes.