When unions were first organized, union leaders: were paid larger salaries than non-union workers promoted strikes among factory workers were blacklisted by factory owners were seriously listened to by factory owners

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Matthias Ritter

1 August, 06:09

When unions were first organized, union leaders: were paid larger salaries than non-union workers promoted strikes among factory workers were blacklisted by factory owners were seriously listened to by factory owners

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Brielle Maxwell · Answer 1

When unions were first organized, union leaders (in many ways, although not universally) " were seriously listened to by factory owners". They had a new-found leverage.