Unions face a trade-off between higher wages and

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Unions often negotiate for higher wages for their members, but this can lead to higher labor costs for employers. As a result, employers may choose to hire fewer workers or reduce their overall workforce. This trade-off can be particularly challenging for industries that face global competition and/or have high labor costs compared to other regions or countries. Therefore, the union's choice to prioritize higher wages may result in fewer available positions.

Unions Face a Trade-Off Between Higher Wages and