eight-hour day movement
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The eight-hour day movement was a 19th-century labor campaign that sought to limit the workday to eight hours, becoming a central struggle in the broader fight for workers’ rights and labor reform.
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Albert Parsons
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Adolph Fischer
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Oscar Neebe
("eight-hour workday movement")
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