Question 135
Who do the trade unions in Germany represent?
Deutsch: Wen vertreten die Gewerkschaften in Deutschland?
Answer options
- small businesses
- Employees✓ Correct answer
- large companies
- Self-employed
Explanation
In Germany, trade unions play an important role in working life. They advocate for certain groups, negotiate with employers about wages, working hours and working conditions, and represent interests in politics and society. In order to be able to answer the question correctly, one should know which group of people is organized and supported by trade unions.
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