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2. The person who performs work for wages.
5. A term for a group of workers organized to advance their rights and interests.
6. A document that outlines the terms and conditions of employment.
7. A strike that is called by the workers themselves without union approval
8. The movement to achieve fair wages, reasonable working hours, and better conditions for workers.
10. A labor movement slogan advocating for an eight-hour workday
11. A type of benefit that provides financial support to workers who are temporarily unemployed.
14. A person who negotiates on behalf of workers during labor disputes
15. A term for treating workers unfairly or unjustly.
16. A famous labor incident in 1886 Chicago where police and workers clashed during a strike.

1. A strategy used by workers to refuse to work until their demands are met.
3. A government agency responsible for enforcing labor laws and protecting workers' rights
4. The name for workers who work in mines to extract minerals.
5. A type of workplace where workers are represented by a labor union.
7. The act of workers stopping work as a form of protest.
9. An organization that represents and negotiates on behalf of workers in a particular industry.
12. Workers' international holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September
13. A famous labor leader and civil rights activist who organized the United Farm Workers