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Read each statement and decide whether it reflects the point of view of a labor union or the management of a company in the 1800s.

Workers should have some say in their working conditions.
Unskilled workers should not expect to receive high wages.
The cost of replacing experienced workers is higher than the cost of raising wages.

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labor union

management

labor union

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1) Workers should have some say in their working conditions- This would most likely be said by a labor union. The whole purpose of creating a labor union is to have workers organize to fight for better working conditions. During the 1800's, labor unions become a significant part of American society.

2) Unskilled workers should not expect to receive high wages- This would most likely be said by management. Business managers often reward individuals with unique skill sets by paying them more.

3) The cost of replacing experienced workers is higher than the cost of raising wages.- This would most likely be said by a labor union.
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