She was an American labor organizer who founded the Lowell Female Labor Reform Organization and later left the mills to work as the first female telegraph operator.
Sarah George Bagley, who was an advocate for women's rights died in 1884.
Because the mill owners did not want to change their ways. They believed their female workers should be grateful for their jobs and not demand better pay or working conditions. It was a time (1830s and 1840s) when women could not vote and had few rights. In fact, the mill owners did raise wages for the men, but not for the women. So, Sarah Bagley and some of her co-workers decided the only way to get the mill owners to take their demands seriously was to organize, which meant forming a union.
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a strong voice in the union movement was that of millworkers sarah G Bagley was
Sarah G. Bagley
Sarah Bagley died in Brooklyn, NY .
Sarah G. Bagley
Sarah George Bagley was an advocate of women's rights. She was also a labor leader who fought to cap the per day limit for factory works at 10 hours.
Sarah George Bagley, who was an advocate for women's rights died in 1884.
Sarah G. Bagley
Sarah G. Bagley was a weaver who founded the Lowell female reform organization. The Lowell female reform organization petitioned for a 10-hour work day in 1845.
Sarah Bagley was a mill worker and became an advocate of shorter working days for factory workers mill workers. She campaigned to make ten hours of labor per day the maximum in Massachusetts.
Sarah G. Bagley was a prominent figure in the 19th-century labor movement, particularly known for her advocacy for women workers and factory reform. She was a key organizer of the Lowell Female Labor Reform Association, which aimed to improve working conditions and reduce working hours for women in textile mills. Bagley also played a significant role in raising awareness about the exploitation of female workers, and she used her writing and public speaking to push for legislative changes in labor laws. Her efforts helped lay the groundwork for future labor rights advancements.
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