top of page

On this day in Labor History

shutterstock_444781348.jpg
1494.gif

February 24, 1908

U.S. Supreme Court upholds Oregon state restrictions on the working hours of women, justified as necessary to protect their health. A laundry owner was fined $10 for making a female employee work more than 10 hours in a single day - 1908

February 20, 1908

Rally for unemployed becomes major confrontation in Philadelphia, 18 arrested for demanding jobs - 1908

February 10, 1908

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) founds the Building and Construction Trades Department as a way to overcome the jurisdictional conflicts occurring in the building and construction unions - 1908

  • Facebook
  • Blue Sky
  • Instagram
  • X
  • YouTube

© The Labor Radio / Podcast Network

bottom of page