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Term: Labor Union

Definition:An organization that represents the interests of workers by bargaining with employers to improve pay, benefits, and working conditions. Unions may also try to influence legislation to benefit their members and in some countries may directly negotiate with the government to set work standards.

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84 - Labor Market Trends – U.S. vs. Europe 13
84 - Labor Market Trends – U.S. vs. Europe 5
84 - Labor Market Trends – U.S. vs. Europe 17
84 - Labor Market Trends – U.S. vs. Europe 20
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