Because governments must continue to operate,and since there are generally no alternatives for their services,public unions are very reluctant to press for financial benefits that must be paid for by the public.

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This statement is not entirely true. While it may be true that public unions are aware of the need for governments to continue to operate and provide services, they still often press for financial benefits for their members, which may ultimately be paid for by the public through taxes or other means. Thus, while public unions may be somewhat more cautious than private sector unions in their demands, they are still likely to seek financial benefits for their members.

Because Governments Must Continue to Operate,and Since There Are Generally