How did british labor unions relate to social reform efforts during the
victorian era?

British labor unions related to social reforms and efforts during the victorian era by sharing some of the goals formulated by the labour union to help the poor workers.

Explanation:

The labours during the victorian era had to face challenging issue. They were not equipped with any adequate human resources. Labours had to work and comply at any circumstances, their wages were extremely low and they had no one to speak for themselves.

Seeing how in the past labour unions had helped them seek better reforms started reforming goals for the poor workers.

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