What gains did labor unions make during World War I? Select the two correct answers.

Question

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• Jobs in manufacturing became available overseas.
• The eight-hour workday became standard.
• Women were hired for management positions.
• Union members did not have to pay dues.
• Workers were paid a living wage.

Answer 1

The two correct answers regarding gains made by labor unions during World War I are:

• The eight-hour workday became standard.
• Workers were paid a living wage.