Which of these tactics are used by unions to represent workers' needs on a global scale?
A.Supporting unions in developing nations.
B.Pressuring their own government to restrict goods from nations that violate basic workers' rights.
C.Pushing international financial organizations (such as WTO and IMF) to require nations to support workers' rights.
D.Lobbying for free trade laws.

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The tactics used by unions to represent workers' needs on a global scale involve supporting unions in developing nations, pressuring their own government to restrict goods from nations that violate basic workers' rights, and pushing international financial organizations to require nations to support workers' rights. Lobbying for free trade laws does not directly address the issue of workers' rights and may even have negative effects on workers if the laws do not include adequate labor protections. Therefore, options A, C, and D are less effective or may even contradict the goal of protecting workers' rights on a global scale. Only option B addresses the issue of workers' rights and is consistent with the goal of representing workers' needs on a global scale.

Which of These Tactics Are Used by Unions to Represent