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What Unions Do (AFL-CIO)


Respect on the job? Check.
Fairness. Check.
Training opportunities? Check.
A voice at work? Check.

Unions are about a simple proposition: By joining together, working women and men gain strength in numbers so they can have a voice at work about what they care about. They negotiate a contract with their employer for things like a fair and safe workplace, better wages, a secure retirement and family-friendly policies such as paid sick leave and scheduling hours. They have a voice in how their jobs get done, creating a more stable, productive workforce that provides better services and products. Always adapting to the challenges of our nation’s evolving workforce, unions are meeting the needs of workers in today’s flexible and nontraditional work environments. Because no matter what type of job workers are in, by building power in unions, they can speak out for fairness for all working people in their communities and create better standards and a strong middle class across the country.

  • Learn more about the difference a union makes.
  • Find out more about collective bargaining.
  • Find out about the training and apprenticeships developed by unions.

Unions Ensure Workers Have A Voice on the Job
Union members talking about what it means for them to be in a union.
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