Which demands were common to most early labor unions?

better pay

shorter hours

more training

independence

fairer rules

Better pay, shorter hours and fairer rules are common to most early labor unions.

Answer: Option 1, 2 & 5

Explanation:

A trade union is where the workers of the labor class come in contact with one anther to form unity among themselves so that they can fight against the injustice treatment of the association of the employers.

The main demands of the trade union is an increase in their wages and working hours should be reasonable and not so long. They want the laws to be formed should not favor the employers.