The reading on Nell Nelson's work highlights the working conditions for women and children during the late 1800s and early 1900s in Packingtown, Chicago. Conditions such as this clearly show why, at the time, there was a need for labor unions. They also illustrate why there continues to be a need for laws and policies governing labor. As you think about where we are today as a society in the U.S., what opportunities are there for new legislation with regard to labor (i.e., what could be introduced that would be highly impactful). Please explain. Similarly, is there still a need for labor unions? Why or why not