A succinct analysis of the growing protest movement among Iranian workers over the past seven years, outlining the urgent need for a more diverse range of advocacy methods and stronger organizational support. The brief explores challenges such as limited coordination, overreliance on strikes and demonstrations, and the absence of independent trade unions. It offers clear recommendations for diversifying protest strategies, bolstering trade union capacity, and increasing international visibility. The insights and proposals aim to guide policy makers and civil society organizations in their efforts to empower Iranian workers and promote more effective, sustainable labour rights advocacy.