Joining Unions

Joining a union means becoming part of an organized group of workers who share common job interests. The union advocates for members’ rights, better wages, benefits, and working conditions by negotiating with employers. By banding together, workers have more collective power than they would individually. Union membership typically involves paying dues, but it provides support in disputes, job security, and a stronger voice. Essentially, it’s a way for workers to unite and ensure their collective interests are represented and protected in the workplace.