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17 April, 22:11

Explain how unions protected the rights of the workers

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  1. 18 April, 00:45
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    Unions has very power and it is always strong. They can take any decision on the base of all workers and they know their rights well and know how to get their rights.

    On the other, single worker can't stand for his right and he is not strong.

    So, unions are powerful and they protect the rights of the workers.
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