Which labor union was the first to successfully organize workers on a national scale?.

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Malat · Answer 1 · 2023-09-18T09:20:54+0000

Answer:By 1866, there were about 200,000 workers in local unions across the United States. William Sylvis seized the opportunity presented by these numbers and established the first nationwide labor organization, named the National Labor Union.

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