The Pullman strikes were a precedent for the fight for better working conditions at the beginning of the 20th century in the United States.
The Pullman strike is a term used for a series of strikes in the year 1894 in Chicago, United States. These strikes were related to and influenced by the rise in rental prices and the reduction in wages for employees of the Pullman company.
The rise in rental prices and the decrease in wages originated from the decline of the businesses of George Pullman, who had created a city to house all his employees so that they lived near the factories.
However, when his business declined, he raised rental prices and lowered wages, a form of labor exploitation that caused employee outrage and strikes.
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