Unionized Labor

Unionized labor refers to workers who are part of a labor union—a group that advocates for employees' rights, better wages, working conditions, and benefits. Unions negotiate collectively with employers to reach agreements (collective bargaining) that benefit the workforce. This collective approach gives workers more influence and power than they might have individually. Union membership aims to ensure fair treatment, job security, and improved standards in the workplace. It is a common practice in various industries to balance the relationship between employees and employers.