Question

Which role does organized labor have in the United States economy?

A) to guarantee health insurance for all public employees
B) to establish corporate foundations designed to help fulfill a business’s social responsibility
C) to improve wages and working conditions for union members
D) to provide stockholders with financial information about a business

Answer 1

Organized labor is an association that engages in collective bargaining to improve workers' economic status and working conditions. In most countries, the union formation process is regulated by a government agency, such as the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) in the United States

Answer 2

Answer:

C) to improve wages and working conditions for union members

Explanation: