What are the features of the labor movement in England.

The labor movement in England took shape in the 19th century. By their actions, the British workers achieved a reduction in the working day to ten hours, a decrease in the share of child and female labor in heavy or life-threatening production. The proletariat demanded that the state improve relations between the workers and the bourgeoisie. Due to infringements of their rights, they often found themselves in a difficult situation. Trade unions were formed at their request. After the uprising of the workers, every man in the male population received the right to vote.