What is a Union? The Union is a workers’ organization. It is a voluntary association and union to further employees’ mutual interests with respect to wages, working hours and working conditions.
Approximately 330,000 numbers of people have belonged to a union in New Zealand and 51.5% of those are women. The employees can select their union leader, or vote for their leader from candidates. If they are not happy with their boss, they can’t just go on a strike. The better way is gives a reasonable notice to their boss through Union.
Why do we need a Union? There are several reasons. First, for a fair pay second, for fair working conditions, as well as to have a voice for working people and their entitlement. The Union can provide equal opportunity for both men and women. Most of all, the Union can provides much stronger voice for all those who join the Union.
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