National unions usually have final authority over local union actions such as negotiating, organizing, and striking.

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National unions generally have the power to make decisions and issue directives that local unions are expected to follow, including negotiating with employers, organizing new members, and calling strikes. However, local unions also have some autonomy to make decisions on local matters and may have some flexibility in how they implement national directives.

National Unions Usually Have Final Authority Over Local Union Actions