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30 May, 09:44

Why did labor lose almost every strike after WW1?

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    The main causes of labor unrest after World War I included poor working conditions, income inequality among workers and low wages for the workers. After the war in 1919, there were more than 3,000 strikes, which caused more than four million people to quit their jobs.
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