Were the Strikes By the Orginized Unions Benefical to the Workers? Primary Source

Before the crash of the market, many orginized unions had began to create strikes. One of the most benefical strikes that occured was against General Motors. The workers had gone on strike because they felt as if their rights and wants were not being taken care of. As a result of this strike the workers were able to recieve their wants. Some of the workers, were also able to resolve their issues of wages. Gerneral Motors had decided to agree to the worker's terms. Although the strike for the Gerneral Motors workers were benefical, sometimes the stikes didnt work out in other worker's favors. The Steel workers orginization had begun a strike because they began to become selfish with their wants, and also their leaders became extremly greedy. Due to this unreasonable strike President Trueman attempted to help end this strike, but failed because of his breaching of authority. The government had then created regulations for workers, and these benefits worked towards the bosses and owners of the companies. The strikes of the workers during this time was sometimes benefical. General Motors workers were able to have their wants granted. But the Steel workers were not given the wants due to greediness of the workers.