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A union is a group workers join. Unions have band together to get fair wages, workers benefits, and they have political arms to ensure workers are treated fairly and employers follow all labor and safety laws. They ensure no one gets fired or laid off because of undue cause. Theres a lot more but i hope that answers your question.
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