Which describes the primary goal of the first labor unions?

settling disputes between striking workers and business owners

providing education and training to unskilled immigrant workers

speaking for workers in negotiating with factory owners

determining which workers were best suited for certain jobs

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Lisa Miller

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31 May, 10:05

Which describes the primary goal of the first labor unions?

settling disputes between striking workers and business owners

providing education and training to unskilled immigrant workers

speaking for workers in negotiating with factory owners

determining which workers were best suited for certain jobs

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Brandon Mcintosh · Answer 1

The correct answer is settling disputes between striking workers and business owners

The labor unions have as their main objective the defense of the economic, professional, social and political interests of their members. The workers unions are also responsible for organizing strikes and demonstrations aimed at improving the wage and working conditions of the category.

Which describes the primary goal of the first labor unions?settling disputes between striking workers and business ownersproviding education and training to unskilled immigrant workersspeaking for workers in negotiating with factory ownersdetermining which workers were best suited for certain jobs