Labor Movements

Labor movements are campaigns organized by workers to improve their rights, conditions, and wages within the workplace. These movements often involve unions, which are groups that represent workers' interests. Historically, labor movements have fought for better working hours, safer conditions, and fair pay. They use various methods such as strikes, negotiations, and protests to advocate for change. The aim is to ensure that workers have a voice in the workplace and that their contributions are recognized and compensated fairly. Labor movements have played a significant role in shaping labor laws and workplace standards in many countries.