An Oct. 25 Congressional Research Service document, entitled "Worker Rights Provisions in Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)," lays out an argument for FTAs as a way of improving standards for workers around the globe.
The document details past agreements, like 1994's NAFTA, TPA-2002 and USMCA and explains how the agreements have protected workers in the regions they covered.
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