Labor unions' main role is to
A) limit access to jobs that hire union workers.
B) protect job of their members and secure maximum benefits for them.
C) promote the benefits of a strong labor force in the United States.
D) lobby against tariffs and free trade.
E) lobby to create legislation that discourages outsourcing.

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Labor unions exist to protect the job security and benefits of their members, as well as to negotiate better wages and working conditions. They do not seek to limit access to jobs or engage in lobbying against free trade or outsourcing. While promoting the benefits of a strong labor force may be a secondary goal, it is not their primary role.

Labor Unions' Main Role Is to