Antiopan Port-Laborers Strike
The Antiopan Port-Laborers Strike was a major labor action in 1340, centered in the city of Dysilen, Antiopa. Port-laborers in Dysilen and other cities demanded wage increases and a ten hour work day. The strike was successful, and more broadly, it bolstered the growing Antiopan labor movement and strengthened its connection with the SEK, which was beginning to expand due to the efforts of organizers like Tryphon Mylonas and Aneta Zafirova.
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