Tunisian labor movement

The Tunisian labor movement has historically focused on improving workers’ rights, wages, and working conditions, especially in sectors like manufacturing and public services. It gained momentum in the mid-20th century, supporting democracy and social justice. After Tunisia’s 2011 revolution, labor unions played a vital role in fostering political change and advocating for economic reforms. While facing challenges like economic hardship and political shifts, the movement remains influential, striving to balance workers’ needs with national development goals through collective bargaining and activism, reflecting Tunisia’s ongoing efforts for social equity and democratic progress.