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An employee union, also known as a labor union, is an organized group of workers that come together to collectively negotiate for better wages, working conditions, benefits, and other employment terms with their employers. Unions advocate for their members' rights and interests, often engaging in collective bargaining and, if necessary, strikes. They also provide support and resources for workers, ensuring their voices are heard in the workplace. Unions play a significant role in shaping labor policies and improving overall job security for workers.

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