Top Most Important Labor Strikes in U.S. History

Involved 200,000 workers and marked significant labor unrest in the railroad industry.

Involved 350,000 workers and was a pivotal moment in the steel industry's labor history.

The largest labor uprising in U.S. history, involving armed coal miners.

A violent confrontation that marked a turning point in U.S. labor relations.

Involved 400,000 workers and highlighted the struggle for better wages and working conditions.

One of the deadliest labor conflicts in U.S. history, leading to significant changes in labor laws.

Resulted in better wages and benefits for UPS employees.

Led to significant improvements in postal workers' wages and conditions.

Led to the establishment of Labor Day as a national holiday and highlighted the power of organized labor.

Resulted in significant improvements in miners' benefits and working conditions.