Labour movements are organized efforts by workers to improve their rights and working conditions. These movements often focus on issues like fair wages, safe working environments, and reasonable working hours. They can take various forms, including strikes, protests, and the formation of unions, which represent workers' interests. Historically, labour movements have played a significant role in shaping labor laws and policies. Notable examples include the American Federation of Labor and the International Labour Organization. These organizations advocate for workers' rights and aim to ensure fair treatment in the workplace across different industries and countries.