The reform movement aimed at improving working conditions following the abuses during the Industrial Revolution is the Labor Movement. It sought to address issues like long working hours, child labor, and unsafe environments through unionization, strikes, and legislative advocacy. Key organizations, such as the AFL (American Federation of Labor), were instrumental in advocating for workers’ rights, resulting in significant reforms, including the establishment of a minimum wage, child labor laws, and the 8-hour workday. This movement laid the groundwork for ongoing labor rights discussions.