a strike is an organized cessation from work

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A strike is an organized cessation from work. It is the collective halting of production or services in a plant, industry, or area for the purpose of obtaining concessions from employers. A strike is labor’s weapon to enforce labor’s demands.

the def she uses

—p.127 The Strike as the Ultimate Structure Test (123) by John Steuben 5 years, 7 months ago

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a strike is an organized cessation from work

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a strike is an organized cessation from work

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