A series of pro-labor laws were enacted by President Roosevelt and the U.S. Congress primarily as a result of the plight of workers during the Great Depression.

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During the Great Depression, the dire economic conditions and widespread unemployment highlighted the need for greater labor protections, leading President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress to enact pro-labor laws as part of the New Deal reforms to improve workers' rights and conditions.

A Series of Pro-Labor Laws Were Enacted by President Roosevelt