Evolution of Workers Rights
Evolution of Workers Rights Power concedes nothing without demand" - Fredrick Douglass (American Abolitionist) In 1802, a primary benevolent statute in favour of the working class was passed by the British Legislation as ‘The Health And Morals Of Apprentices Act', which was promulgated with effect from June 02, 1802. The Act abolished the night work and restricted the operating hours of an employee to no more than twelve during a day. Health and Morals of Apprentices Act, 1802 was an Associate in Nursing act glided by the parliament of United Kingdom that was sketched dead set to improve ...
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