what was the goal of the workers rights movement in the united states
Summary. The United Farm Workers Movement was a political movement in the United States that intended to provide greater rights for farmworkers throughout the country and was headed by several organizations and labor unions, most notably the United Farm Workers of America.he Community Services Organization, a Latino civil rights group prominent in the 1950âs, was especially important in that it helped train Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta, the co-founders of the United Farm Workers, in the process of organizing workers and lobbying the government.