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Trade unions are established to protect the rights of _______.

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workers

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employers

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government

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worker's families

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Solution

The correct option is A workers
Trade unions protect the rights of workers. It is an organization that protects worker's interests. They negotiate their demands like better wages and working conditions with their company's management.

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