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"Union ded" on your paycheck typically refers to union deductions, which are amounts withheld from your earnings to support a labor union. These deductions can cover union dues, fees, or other related costs necessary for membership and representation. The deduction helps fund the union's activities, including bargaining for better wages and working conditions for its members. If you have questions about the specific amount or purpose, it's best to consult your union representative or payroll department.

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