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Before the labor reform movement took place conditions that workers faced were horrible. They worked in very crowded rooms with terrible oxygen to breath in but they suffered through it because they needed to get payed. Not only were the conditions bad, the owners were forcing children to work for them and they to, barley got paid. And for both adults and children  they had to work very long hours with no extra pay.
The people knew that it was time for a change. Some of the workers started to go on strike, some held a petition, and others just protested. They did all this so they could get better conditions in the working place. They were going against child labor because child labor is cruel because kids are not allowed to be kids. They were also trying to get paid more because the workers got basically no money for working abot a 12-15 hour day. I think that the labor reform movement was a huge step forward in the U.S. history.

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The AFL/CIO laws were eventually put into place to protect workers

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The Fight to End Child Labor Video - Labor Movement - HISTORY.com

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In a History of the Holidays video, discover how unions put an end to child labor in factories during the early 1900's, along with excessive hours and pay cuts. Due to factory owners lack of care for the safety of their workers, children were welcomed as laborers; the fact that children made half the money adults did made children even more than welcome in factories.

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Labor Movement - Facts & Summary - HISTORY.com

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Find out more about the history of Labor Movement, including videos, interesting articles, pictures, historical features and more. Get all the facts on HISTORY.com

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LABOR REFORM