UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What is the role of a trade union?
ATo provide specialist training and upskilling programmes for their members
BTo officially set and enforce the national minimum wage for all workers
CTo negotiate pay and conditions with employers on workers' behalf ✓
DTo manage and run businesses directly on behalf of their worker members
Answer & explanation
The correct answer is To negotiate pay and conditions with employers on workers' behalf.
Trade unions represent groups of workers and negotiate with employers on their behalf. They work on pay, working conditions, health and safety, and workers' rights.
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