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What might labor unions bargain for?

Labor unions often bargain for more money for their work. They also take a stand for safer working conditions or better benefits.


Who were the group of workers in a trade or industry who join together to bargain for better working conditions and higher wages?

Trade unions or labor unions were formed to bargain for better pay, hours, benefits, and working conditions. Most major industries today have labor unions to protect their workers.


In the presidential election of 1924 the progressive party favored?

the rights of unions to bargain collectively


What method is used when unions try to represent workers in order to bargain with management?

People


What is the quarrel?

Federal Laws were passed that gave workers the right to organize unions and bargain.


What is the union quarrels?

Federal Laws were passed that gave workers the right to organize unions and bargain.


What goals did labor unions have?

Labor unions seek to counter-balance the employer's unchecked authority by the concerted strength of the workforce, in order to bargain for better wages/benefits, hours and working conditions.


Groups forms to bargain with factory owners for better working conditions and higher pay for the works what is that called?

They were called unions


Why did workers join union?

Workers join unions because they were formed to bargain for better working conditions and higher wages.


Did the Wagner act of 1935 give labor the right to collectively bargain?

No. It gave UNIONS the right IF a union won a fair, secret election overseen by federal officials. Laborers not in unions have no bargaining rights.


Who recognized the right of workers to join labor unions and to bargain collectively?

The US Congress in 1935 with the National Labor Relations Act.


What employee right was recognize by the Wagner act?

The Wagner Act (1935) recognized employees' rights to form unions and bargain collectively.