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Unless otherwise dictated by previous negotiations, and outside of any time limit forbidding such an act, the answer is of course. Wages are amongst the primary reasons that workers will strike for.
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What is a sentence using the word strike in it?
Strike while the iron is hot! The union workers are on strike for better wages.
What is a sentence with union?
The workers went on strike to demand better wages and benefits from the union.
What was the was the purpose of the Pennsylvania coal miners strike of 1902?
Higher wages, shorter workdays and the recognition of their union.
For what reason may union hold a strike?
Unions strike for a number of reason. Most of the time the strike is for higher wages, better benefits, shorter working hours, or working conditions.
Is it true or false The United Mine Workers went on strike in 1902 for higher wages and recognition of their union.?
true
An organized work stoppage by employees conducted for the purpose of improving wages and working conditions?
That would be a union.
Do workers gain lost wages after a strike?
Generally a worker who goes on strike will not get paid by their employed.Upon their return to work they would not be entitled to re-gain any lost wages.Some workers will get strike pay paid by their union.
What did the Pullman Strike Haymarkey Affair and Homestead Strike have in common?
workers wanted higher wages, safer working environments,
What was the cause of the Pullman strike?
The Pullman strike was caused by workers demanding for better wages and more safe working conditions. The effect of the Pullman strike was the federal court issuing a injunction (formal court order) directing the union to halt the boycott, the Pullman Strike then collapsed.
What violent steel strike by union workers in PA 1800s?
The pollman strike in Penn. happened in the 1800's because workers wages were cut but their rent and other expenses stayed the same.
What is an industrial strike?
When a union recognized as the legal representative of a group of employees sees a reason to strike, the members VOTE on whether to strike. Strikers stop reporting to work and receive zero pay from the employer or from unemployment. Strikers depend on savings, charity, and loans from a union strike fund. The employer can lawfully replace strikers, some permanently, some temporarily. When an economic strike ends, strikers may win pay raises that allow them to recover from the wages lost during the strike after several years.
What led to the Boston Police Strike of 1919?
The Boston Police Strike of 1919 was over poor wages and working conditions. The strike began at 5:45pm on September 9th.
