Why were the trade unions formed? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why were the trade unions formed?
Answer» Trade Unions were formed by the workers because they possessed no means of production of their own, i.e. they were propertyless and their labour power which is inseparable from them could only be withdrawn from production in sufficient strength when it was organised.

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