The primary purpose of labor unions is to

A) strike.
B) give individuals greater bargaining power with employers.
C) change our economic system.
D) provide workers with political power.

The primary purpose of labor unions is to give individuals greater bargaining power with employers. Labor unions negotiate with employers on behalf of workers to improve wages, working conditions, and other benefits. They also provide support and resources for workers facing workplace issues or disputes. While labor unions may engage in strikes or political advocacy, these activities are secondary to their primary purpose of advocating for workers' rights and interests in the workplace.