________ are organised labour movements at a global, national or organisational level.They may be seen as the voice and representation of workers.

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Trade unions are organised labour movements that work at various levels to represent and promote the interests of workers. They negotiate and bargain on behalf of workers with employers and the government to secure better working conditions, wages, benefits and protections for their members. They also advocate for policies that benefit workers and advance their rights and welfare on a global, national or organisational level. NGOs (non-governmental organisations) and CBOs (community-based organisations) are different types of organisations that are engaged in social and civic activities but do not necessarily focus on labour issues.

________ Are Organised Labour Movements at a Global, National or Organisational