A group of workers who collectively bargain with employers for higher wages and better working conditions is called a(n)

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A labour union is a group of workers who collectively bargain with employers for higher wages and better working conditions. A labour monopsony refers to a situation where there is only one employer in a particular labour market, and this employer has significant market power over workers. A labour collective and open shop do not refer to organized groups of workers specifically focused on collective bargaining. A closed shop refers to a workplace where union membership is required for employment, which is not relevant to the question.

A Group of Workers Who Collectively Bargain with Employers for Higher