Here we are, the talk just starting of going out on sympathetic
strike for the mill-workers.
(https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2017/02/yemen-bodega-brooklyn-immigration-ban/515670/) Yemeni bodega workers in New York City went on
strike for a day in February to protest Trump's travel ban.
Thus, people on
strike for the entire period are not counted as employed, because they are not on the payroll.
2008, 'Fairfax Staff
Strike for "Future of Journalism"', Australian Broadcasting Corporation Transcripts, 29 August.
(1) In Israel in 1973, when doctors went on
strike for a month, mortality decreased by 50%.
PNN Friday, 11th May, at least 10 Palestinian inmates, out of whom 8 are administrative detainees, have been on hunger
strike for more than 45 days, and are in life-threatening danger.
The machinists, who have been on
strike for 24 days, will vote on the contract Thursday.
The murder of a local dealer linked with his boss, Rodney Little, and Victor's subsequent confession mark
Strike for the unwanted attention of the homicide detectives.
PASTA first went on
strike for eight weeks in 1973, unsuccessfully seeking a staff seat on the board of trustees and the inclusion of full curators in the bargaining unit.
With the officials of the Board annulling prior agreements and rejecting new appeals, the federated shopmen's unions under the aegis of RED called a nationwide
strike for July 1,1922.
The flight crew union at JAC is planning a 48-hour strike starting Thursday, and the flight attendant union is planning to
strike for a limited number of hours Thursday, officials of the unions said.
At the time of the commercial
strike for instance, some tenants had to come to the street to pick up from UPS and FedEx.
Yale also promised to revoke the health benefits of any worker on
strike for more than thirty days.
The costs/benefits incurred during a
strike for the average struck/nonstruck firm in this study's sample are measured as the cumulative average return calculated for the period [t.sub.a] through [t.sub.s] - 1 (CAR [[t.sub.a], [t.sub.s] - 1] of Table 1).
Replacements ready, willing and able: A longtime air industry observer says Northwest has been preparing for the union
strike for 18 months.