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Goals Higher wages, better working conditions, and better working hours are some of the goals.

What is this Interest Group? - This is considered under the Labor Interest Group

What techniques do you see the group using ? * Lobbying- They are paid members of a union, and they can hold titles within a union. *Electioneering- They endorse the democrat’s campaign. *Going Public- They are interested of the workers opinions and what they want.

What are the benefits of being a member of this group? *You get represented if you are a part of this interest group.You are entitled a vote on union issues. * Pay is up to 30% higher than non members

What information is available on the site? * On the site you can get information about the media, learn about and join unions, and you can be informed about the current events.

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