What reform or reforms did the National War Labor Policies Board enact successfully during World War I?

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The National War Labor Policies Board enacted the eight-hour workday, a living minimum wage, and collective bargaining rights in some industries during World War I. While death and disability insurance for workers in industries involved in war production were also enacted, they were done so through the War Risk Insurance Act of 1917, not by the National War Labor Policies Board. Health insurance, increased wages, and a pension plan for government employees were not reforms enacted by the National War Labor Policies Board. Compensated sick days for all American workers were not enacted during World War I.

What Reform or Reforms Did the National War Labor Policies