🏛️ The Great Worker Rights Revolution

🌟 Imagine working in a factory where you could be fired anytime, injured without compensation, and had zero legal protection. That was reality for millions of workers until a series of dramatic court cases changed everything forever!

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 How a simple delivery accident in 1847 created laws that trapped workers for decades
• ⚖️ The shocking legal principles that made employers nearly untouchable
• 🎯 How angry railway workers accidentally triggered the birth of modern labor rights
• 🚀 Why Gandhi's approach to worker disputes was completely different from everyone else's

🚀 Historic Cases That Changed Everything:

• 💎 Priestley vs. Fowler (1847) - The broken cart case that crushed worker rights for generations
• ⭐ Taff Vale Railway Company vs. Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants (1901) - The £42,000 fine that sparked a revolution

⚡ Revolutionary Legal Concepts Explained Simply:

• 🎭 Volenti Non Fit Injuria - Why workers were blamed for their own injuries
• 🤝 Common Employment - The loophole that protected bad bosses
• 📜 Trade Disputes Act 1906 - The law that gave unions their fighting power back

🎙️ From powerless servants to organized citizens - this is the incredible story of how workers won the right to fight back, and why today's gig economy workers might need to learn from this historic playbook!