A major difference between early labor organizations in the United States and today's labor unions is that the early labor groups often were temporary organizations that disbanded after achieving a short-range goal, while today's unions are permanent organizations.

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Early labor organizations were often established to achieve a specific short-run goal. After the goal was achieved, the organization would disband. In contrast, today's unions are permanent organizations.

A Major Difference Between Early Labor Organizations in the United