What was the knights of labor opposed to?

The Knights of Labor opposed several practices they viewed as exploitative, including child labor, unfair wages, and poor working conditions. They advocated for workers' rights, promoting an eight-hour workday and equal pay for equal work. Additionally, they opposed the dominance of monopolies and the growing influence of corporate power over labor. The organization aimed to unite all workers, regardless of skill level or trade, to achieve social and economic reforms.