Who Protects the Worker?

In this thought-provoking documentary, the filmmaker delves into the complex relationship between labor unions, governmental policies, and economic freedom. The documentary highlights the intricate dynamics of these institutions and how they can often prioritize the interests of specific worker groups at the expense of others. Through interviews with experts, including economist Milton Friedman, the film explores the concept that competition among employers for skilled labor ultimately drives up wages and improves working conditions, thus promoting a more equitable and open market. By shedding light on these often-overlooked aspects of labor politics, this insightful documentary aims to spark conversation and encourage further reflection on the balance between protecting workers' rights and preserving economic freedom.