At the turn of the twentieth century, why did workers want to strike?
A. Workers wanted to control hiring practices.
B. Many workers could not find enough jobs.
C. Workers were tired of unfair working conditions.
D. Workers' payroll taxes were too high.
the immediate need for greater working conditions like the 12 hour work day and job security within the union were the main reasons for unionization, as most benefits for employees were not enacted in labor laws until later.
