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Which statement does not accurately describe early labor unions
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Which statement does not accurately describe early labor unions

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The statement which does not accurately describe early labor union is this: US COURTS REGULARLY SIDED WITH UNIONS IN THEIR DISPUTES WITH BUSINESS LEADERS.
The early labor unions did not enjoy the support of the US court at all, the courts were usually on the side of the business owners, this was purposely done in order to discourage formation of workers unions at work places across America.
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