labour movement

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The labour movement is a broad social and political movement advocating for workers’ rights, fair wages, and improved working conditions through trade unions, collective action, and labor-oriented political parties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political movement
social movement
workers’ movement
emergedInContextOf capitalist wage labour
industrialization
emergedInPeriod 19th century
hasActor labour activists
labour federations
labour-oriented political parties
rank-and-file workers
shop stewards
trade unions
workers’ cooperatives
hasGoal collective bargaining rights
collective social insurance systems
elimination of child labour
fair wages
health insurance for workers
improved working conditions
job security
limitation of working hours
living wage standards
non-discrimination in employment
pensions for workers
prohibition of forced labour
right to organize
right to strike
social protection for workers
unemployment benefits
workplace safety
hasIdeology Christian trade unionism
democratic socialism
industrial unionism
labourism
social democracy
social justice
syndicalism
trade unionism
hasKeyDemand collective bargaining agreements
collective representation at the workplace
eight-hour workday
freedom of association
minimum wage laws
occupational health and safety regulations
paid leave
protection against unfair dismissal
social security legislation
hasMethod boycotts
collective action
collective bargaining
collective negotiations with employers
demonstrations
electoral participation
formation of labour parties
industrial action
legal challenges
picketing
political lobbying
public campaigns
strikes
trade union organization
hasPrimaryGoal advocacy for workers’ rights
hasScope international level
local level
national level
sectoral level
workplace level
influenced collective bargaining frameworks
employment standards legislation
health and safety standards
international labour standards
labour law
social security systems
welfare state development
working time regulations
isAssociatedWith International Labour Organization
International Workers’ Day
surface form: Labour Day

May Day
workers’ solidarity
opposes child labour
excessive working hours
exploitative labour practices
forced labour
union busting
unsafe working conditions
wage theft
supports collective ownership initiatives
progressive labour legislation
public services
social dialogue between workers and employers
tripartite negotiations involving the state

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James Henry Thomas affiliation labour movement
this entity surface form: British labour movement
Labour Party (UK) associatedWith labour movement
William Green associatedWith labour movement
this entity surface form: American labor movement
this entity surface form: French labour movement
R. H. Tawney influenced labour movement
this entity surface form: British Labour movement
Francisco Largo Caballero movement labour movement
this entity surface form: Spanish labour movement
Labour Representation Committee partOf labour movement
this entity surface form: British labour movement
Albert Parsons participantIn labour movement
this entity surface form: American labor movement
European labour movement relatedTo labour movement
this entity surface form: International labour movement