Why is that becerra law 1888 was unique and far different from the other labor groups?

Becerra Law 1888 was unique because it specifically addressed the rights of agricultural workers, a demographic often overlooked by labor legislation of the time. Unlike other labor laws that focused on industrial workers, this law recognized the distinct challenges faced by those in the agricultural sector, such as seasonal employment and harsh working conditions. It aimed to provide these workers with better protections and benefits, setting a precedent for future labor rights movements. This focus on agricultural workers distinguished it from other labor laws, which tended to prioritize urban industrial labor issues.