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Discuss the pros and cons of trade union activities, considering factors that affect their power from the perspectives of workers, businesses, and the government.

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Discuss the pros and cons of trade union activities, considering factors that affect their power from the perspectives of workers, businesses, and the government

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Impact of Trade Unions

Trade unions advocate for workers' rights, negotiate wages, and influence government policies.

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    State one advantage of trade unions for workers.

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