Why did unions have more power than individual workers to improve conditions?

A.
Individual workers rarely knew what to ask for or how to ask.

B.
Unions had the approval of the courts and the public.

C.
Owners respected unions and were happy to negotiate with them.

D.
One worker could be fired easily, but a whole group could not.

Question

Why did unions have more power than individual workers to improve conditions?	
 
 A.
Individual workers rarely knew what to ask for or how to ask.
 
 B.
Unions had the approval of the courts and the public.
 
 C.
Owners respected unions and were happy to negotiate with them.
 
 D.
One worker could be fired easily, but a whole group could not.

wwhitlock · Answer

Strength in numbers.
And welcome to OS

iwatermelon · Answer

thnx

safyousuff97 · Answer

it will be d

monkeyagf · Answer

I think d, but idk bc i think my grade level is lower

safyousuff97 · Answer

what do u think @iwatermelon

okdutchman7 · Answer

Workers could not appeal directly to the company for changes, but since a whole group in a union did the company was much more likely to listen.

iwatermelon · Answer

id think it would be d thanks all

okdutchman7 · Answer

The Companies and Public usually did not respect the appeals of the Unions.