Trade Union and Impact

What is Trade Union? A trade union is a group of workers from the same trade, organization, or industry that band together to safeguard their rights, improve working conditions, negotiate wage adjustments, and communicate with management in a unified voice. It seeks to provide workers negotiating leverage over corporate or government management. Shrestha (2012) states, a trade union, through its leadership bargains with the employer or the management on behalf of the union members and negotiates labor contracts. Karl Marx established the revolutionary theory of trade unions. This theory is also known as "the theory of class war and dialectical materialism." According to Marx, trade unions were the primary organizing centers that provided an important hub for coordinating the forces of the working classes. Marx realized trade unions as means for overthrowing capitalism. Benefits of Trade Union to Workers A worker feels extremely vulnerable when he is a...