How trade unions financed?

Trade unions are primarily financed through membership dues paid by their members. These dues are typically collected on a regular basis, such as weekly or monthly, and are used to support the union's activities, including collective bargaining, legal representation, and advocacy for workers' rights. Additionally, unions may receive funding from grants, donations, or fundraising events to support specific initiatives or programs. Some unions also invest in education and training programs to enhance their financial stability and support their members' development.