The organized American labor force refers to the collective representation and advocacy of workers in various industries for better wages, working conditions, and benefits through labor unions or other organized movements.
Related terms
Labor Union: A labor union is an organization formed by workers in a specific industry to protect their rights, negotiate with employers for better conditions, and ensure fair treatment.
Collective Bargaining: Collective bargaining is the process where representatives from a labor union negotiate with employers on behalf of workers to reach agreements regarding wages, working hours, benefits, and other employment terms.
Strike: A strike occurs when workers collectively refuse to work as a form of protest against unfair treatment or unsatisfactory working conditions until their demands are met.