Workers' Protectors is a term used to describe Unions, which are organizations that represent the collective interests of workers. Unions are responsible for negotiating wages and working conditions with employers, as well as providing legal assistance and other services to their members. Unions also advocate for better labor laws and regulations to protect workers' rights. Unions have been a powerful force in the labor movement since the 19th century, and continue to play an important role in protecting the rights of workers today.