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A business agent is someone who represents either a company or a group of workers. They can be hired by a company to manage their affairs or by a labor union to negotiate with employers on behalf of workers.
A business agent is a representative who acts on behalf of a company or organization. This can refer to two different types of agents:
For example, a property management company may hire a managing agent to oversee the maintenance and leasing of a building. On the other hand, a union may elect a business agent to negotiate with an employer for better pay and benefits for its members.
Both types of business agents play important roles in ensuring the success and well-being of their respective organizations.