In the 1800s, labor workers responded to abuses by big businesses, such as poor working conditions and low wages, by organizing strikes and forming labor unions. These unions aimed to collectively bargain for better pay, hours, and conditions. The impact of labor unions on American industry was significant; they helped establish labor laws, improved workplace safety, and laid the groundwork for future labor rights movements, ultimately leading to changes in public policy and corporate practices.
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