Working-Class Struggle

Working-class struggle refers to the ongoing efforts of laborers to improve their economic conditions, rights, and working environments. Historically, workers have faced issues like low wages, long hours, unsafe conditions, and limited job security. Through collective actions such as strikes, union formation, and advocacy, they seek fair pay, better treatment, and social recognition. This struggle highlights the broader challenge of balancing power between those who provide labor and those who control the means of production, aiming for social justice and equity within the economic system.