During the 1970s, the primary objective of most labor unions was to gain additional pay and benefits for their members.

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During the 1970s, labor unions focused heavily on bargaining for higher wages and improved benefits for their members, as the economy was strong and labor was in high demand. This was a period of significant collective bargaining and agreements between unions and employers, with the goal of improving the economic well-being of union members.

During the 1970s, the Primary Objective of Most Labor Unions