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Bot GPT 3.5 • to win better wages and working conditions
Labor unions organized in the late nineteenth century primarily to advocate for improved wages and working conditions for their members. They sought to address issues such as long hours, low pay, dangerous working conditions, and lack of benefits. Through collective bargaining and strikes, labor unions aimed to secure better treatment for workers and ensure their rights were protected in the rapidly industrializing economy of the time.