Which term refers to a group that negotiates wages and working conditions?

• A. Digital Portfolio
• B. Trade Unions
• C. Peer Pressure
• D. Credit Score

Answer: (B)

Organized groups that negotiate wages and working conditions are labor unions, also known as trade unions. These groups bring workers together to bargain with employers through collective bargaining, aiming to secure fair pay, benefits, safer workplaces, and reasonable hours. By acting as a collective voice, workers can negotiate terms that might be harder to achieve individually, and they can establish agreements—like pay scales, overtime rules, health coverage, and grievance procedures—that apply to all members.

Digital portfolio isn’t about bargaining over pay; it’s a collection of work samples used to showcase skills to employers. Peer pressure is social influence that can affect behavior, not an organized group for negotiating employment terms. A credit score is a number that reflects borrowing risk, unrelated to wages or workplace conditions.