Industrial unions, such as the United Postal Workers, have generally attempted to improve the wages of their members by

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Industrial unions, including the United Postal Workers, often aim to raise their members' wages by setting wages above the market equilibrium. This strategy can lead to higher pay for their members by creating a wage floor that employers must meet or exceed, thus directly influencing the wage levels rather than affecting labor demand or supply through other means like tariffs, work slowdowns, or certification requirements.

Industrial Unions, Such as the United Postal Workers, Have Generally