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walk off the job

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walk off the job 
1. Fig. to abandon a job abruptly. I was so mad I almost walked off the job. Fred almost walked off the job when he saw how bad things were.
2. Fig. to go on strike at a workplace. The workers walked off the job and refused to negotiate. They walked off the job and called a strike.
See also: job, walk


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Hundreds of ships are expected to remain anchored at the ports of Pireaus near Athens and in the northern port city of Thessaloniki while bank and hospital workers will also walk off the job.
Byline: Art Marroquin Staff Writer West Coast dockworkers plan to walk off the job Thursday to protest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, even though the action doesn't have the formal support of their employers or the International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
Management and workers agreed to form a group to come up with ways to divide the 35-hour work week mandated by French law, the key issue that workers said forced them to walk off the job.
 
 
 
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