What is the difference between a trade union unit at or above the county level and a grass-roots trade union unit?

The main difference between trade union units at or above the county level and grass-roots trade union units lies in their levels and responsibilities.

1. Level: Trade union units above the county level belong to higher-level trade union organizations, while grass-roots trade union units, such as local general trade unions and township street trade unions, are closer to workers and employers.

2. Duties: The main duties of trade union units at or above the county level are to negotiate on behalf of workers and employers on contradictions and labor issues in labor relations and safeguard the rights and interests of workers. Grass-roots trade union units are responsible for organizing and representing employees to participate in labor relations affairs and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of employees.

Generally speaking, there are obvious differences in levels and responsibilities between trade union units at or above the county level and grass-roots trade union units, but they are both representatives of the interests of employees and provide protection for their rights and interests at different levels.