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Yes, any group of employees with the exception of employees under the Taylor Law (civil service employees ie. police, fire, etc.)
You can strike, but it would just be missing work and you can be fired.
If you have a union, you can still be fired for going on strike. Example (NWA Aircraft Mechanics)
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What were the methods used by factory workers to gain more rights during industrial revolution?
the union, went on strike
What do union workers do when they go on strike?
"On strike" means they do not go to work in protest of something they think is unfair.
What is a business or factory that requires workers to join a union after being hired?
Union shop.
Who was the union leader of the Great Railway Strike of 1877?
The unions active in the strike were inspired by the ideas of Karl Marx.
What labor union was involved in the Homestead Strike?
The Union involved was the Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers.
What were the methods used by factory workers to gain more rights during industrial revolution?
the union, went on strike
What happened to labor union leaders during the US Civil War strike at the Parrot cannon factory in New York?
In 1863, there was a strike in New York. It was by union members who worked at the Parrot cannon factory. Lincoln ordered the union leaders to be thrown in prison and the strike ended.
When the trade union movement began in Britain the strike was an illegal action taken against whom?
Factory owners by union workers
Who is the person appointed by a union to prevent individuals from entering a factory during a strike?
Picket
When the trade union movement began in Britain the strike was an illegeal action taken against?
Factory owners by union workers
What is strike in factory?
it is when a strike happens in a factory
What is a wild cat strike?
It is an action taken by union workers without the union leadership authorisation, support or approval
How did Andrew Carnegie deal with striking union workers at his Pennsylvania steel factory in 1892?
Andrew Carnegie dealt with striking union workers at his Pennsylvania steel factory by hiring Pinkerton detectives to break up the strike, resulting in violence and casualties. Eventually, Carnegie agreed to meet with union leaders and reached a compromise to end the strike, but he did so with reluctance and a sense of caution.
If a union member withdraws from the union and crosses the Pickett line to work and later rejoins the union do they lose their union seniority?
That would be determined by the Rules and bylaws of the Union. But, if its an authorized strike, called by the Union (not an unauthorized "wildcat" strike by workers without Union sanction), then the Union is not going to be too happy with scabs who did not stand with them.
What term is used to refer to a group of union workers marching outside a factory during a strike to persuade other workers not to take a job?
Protestors
When union representatives and management are unable to reach an areement unions can resort to a?
when union re
How did trade unions force factory owners to talk to them?
As the industrial ages moved forward, more and more workers came to the cities to work in factories. In nations such as England, France and the US, labor unions were made legal. the unions represented the workers. If company management did not fairly treat its workers, a union could call a strike and then factory owners and the union heads could speak to each other to resolve the strike.
