Workers must have a sense of being unwilling to be exploited and a spirit of resistance in order to turn over and be masters. To do this, they also need to have enough knowledge accumulation. Most of the fruits of workers' labor have been plundered by capitalists, so the overall knowledge level of workers is not as good as that of capital families. Knowledge determines fate, and the backward concept leads workers to be at a disadvantage in the struggle with capitalists, and workers are always at a disadvantage in the whole class struggle.
Strike can be regarded as a means for workers to participate in public politics. At the beginning of the 20th century, British workers used strikes as a powerful weapon against employers. After the 1960s, the British economy deteriorated and inflation intensified. By the 1980s, both Margaret Thatcher and the Labour government had reformed and adjusted the trade union policies, and the way of safeguarding rights and the legal status of trade unions had changed greatly.
Strike, as a means for workers to safeguard their rights and interests, is a very extreme way. Often class contradictions have reached irreconcilable levels. On March 19 12, a general strike broke out. On that day, as many as/kloc-0,000,000 miners went on strike together. With the government's intervention, Parliament was forced to rush through a minimum wage law for coal mines, which stipulated the local minimum wage standard and partially met the requirements of miners to determine the minimum wage. Since then, this minimum wage law has been gradually extended to other industries and adopted by many other countries.