Syndicats

A syndicats, or trade union, is an organization formed by workers in a particular industry or profession to collectively advocate for their rights, interests, and working conditions. By banding together, union members can negotiate better wages, benefits, and job security, and advocate for workplace improvements. They serve as a collective voice, providing support, representation, and sometimes legal assistance. Essentially, syndicats help balance the power dynamics between individual employees and employers, ensuring fair treatment and promoting healthier, more equitable work environments.