§ 120500 Employee Labor Organization Rights

• •Workers can join or create groups (unions) to talk to their boss together about pay, hours, or work conditions.
• •Workers can pick their own group leaders to talk to the boss for them.
• •The boss or the government can't say they like one workers' group more than another.
• •Workers can work together to help each other, like asking for safer work places.

A group of teachers want better pay and shorter work hours.

The teachers can form a group (union) and choose a leader to talk to the school boss. The boss can't say they like a different teachers' group more. The teachers can work together to ask for what they want.