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No. Wal-Mart does not have unions.
Yes. Union members traditionally vote for Democrats. A notable exception is law enforcement unions, which usually vote for Replublicans. Of course, this is a generalization.
Republicans are generally very anti-union as they see them as a threat to business. Most of the damage done to unions in the US has been a direct result of policies enacted by the Republican party.
That is a good question. Historically American unions have been supportive of the Democratic Party as a fundamental part of the Democratic coalition of interests in the Country. Democrats have been more in favor of expanding workers rights and especially workers rights to organize. Republicans, the party of the business owners, is more typically against expanding workers rights, against the minimum wage, against making it easier for unions to organize. That said, American workers can vote any way they wish in the voting booth. It is still a secret ballot. Republicans have made inroads in workers by using social issues such as gay marriage, which Democrats do not oppose, and other issues that have nothing to do with economics normally important to the working man. The best answer to your question is that American union members vote and support Democrats, but not in all cases.
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Unions provide strength. Unions provide support. Unions protect.
If you got to the nidirect website, they will give you details of unions with the advantages and disadvantages of joining. You can also go to the websites of specific unions to find out more. There will also be information at your workplace provided by union representatives. Often you can find out who these are on noticeboards or on the company Intranet.
No, Walmart is not unionized, Walmart is very anti-union.
trade unions had bettered the working conditions of the working class
Bettered both the living and working conditions of the working class
Unions provide unity of numbers to force changes in working conditions.
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It offers advantages such as greater negotiating power with labor unions.
The labor unions wanted better pay, reasonable working hours, better working conditions, etc. for workers.
Unions are considered labor interests groups. They exists to give employees a voice in their working relationship with their employer.