Workers in a labor union typically are paid less than workers not in a labor union.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Workers in a labor union typically receive higher wages and better benefits compared to non-union workers, as unions negotiate on behalf of their members for better pay and conditions.

Workers in a labor union typically are paid less than workers not in a labor union.

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