Difference between revisions of "Labor union"

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A labor union is an organization of workers formed for the purpose of collective bargaining.

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−	A labor union is an organization of workers formed for the purpose of collective bargaining. It provides workers with job security and a good guaranteed wage. It provides workers with protection from exploitation from the super rich. Labor unions are essential as they provide workers with the ability to protect there natural rights.	+	A labor union is an organization of workers formed for the purpose of collective bargaining. [[category:legal terms]]