Question

How do the rights of laborers in the U.S. compare to those of other countries?(1 point)

Responses

The U.S. provides laborers with more paid vacation days than any other country.
The U.S. provides laborers with more paid vacation days than any other country.

The U.S. has a mandatory minimum wage for laborers, which other democracies do not.
The U.S. has a mandatory minimum wage for laborers, which other democracies do not.

The U.S. has more stringent antidiscrimination labor laws than any other country.
The U.S. has more stringent antidiscrimination labor laws than any other country.

The U.S. is the only country that mandates paid family leave for laborers who have a new baby.

Answer 1

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The U.S. lags behind other industrialized nations in several key labor rights. For example, the U.S. is one of the few developed countries without guaranteed paid maternity leave, paid sick leave, or universal healthcare coverage. Additionally, the U.S. has higher rates of income inequality and a larger gender pay gap compared to other countries. Overall, labor rights in the U.S. are not as comprehensive or protective as in many other countries.