Labor Union

A labor union is an organization formed by workers to represent their collective interests in negotiations with employers. Unions advocate for better wages, working conditions, benefits, and job security. They provide a platform for workers to voice concerns and protect their rights. By joining together, employees strengthen their bargaining power, making it easier to negotiate with employers than if they acted alone. Unions can also offer support during disputes, political advocacy, and training resources for workers, contributing to overall workplace fairness and improved labor standards.