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Discover Ludwig'workers struggles' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any situation in which workers are attempting to collectively fight for better conditions, wages, or rights. For example, "The workers struggles of the early twentieth century eventually led to increased wages and improved safety regulations."
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Surely violent socialist revolution is irrelevant to workers' struggles today?
But as often happened during the disaster, the workers' struggles only partly paid off.
Capitalists answered workers' struggles with a kind of investment strike – through the intensification of labour rather than innovation.
Using attractive design and innovative data collection methods, Stories of Solidarity brings workers' struggles to a broader audience than could be reached through traditional channels.
Workers' struggles eventually forced capitalists to pay rising wages, enabling higher living standards for large sections of the working classes (so-called "middle classes").
Emerging trade unions were worried that low-skilled migrants accepting long hours and low pay were undermining indigenous workers' struggles for decent wages.
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And workers struggle to get pay increases.
But home care workers struggle, too.
They sing about the workers' struggle, not love's travails.
(It was interpreted as depicting the workers' struggle).
What about social workers struggling to help abused children?
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