Labor unions negotiate contracts specifying the rights and obligations of employees and management with respect to wages, work hours, grievances, and other aspects or conditions of employment.

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Labor unions negotiate contracts, known as collective bargaining agreements, with employers to establish the terms of employment, including wages, work hours, grievance procedures, and other working conditions for their members.

Labor Unions Negotiate Contracts Specifying the Rights and Obligations of Employees