The rise of labor movements and unions

As industrial workers organized to demand better pay, safer conditions, and shorter hours, labor unions and strikes became an increasingly important part of industrial society. Governments were often slow to recognize unions' right to exist and to bargain, and organizing was frequently met with resistance from factory owners and, at times, the state.

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