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Wildcat Strike
(redirected from Strike action)

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Wildcat Strike
A strike that employees take in small or large groups without the authorization of union representatives. This may happen when the employees believe both the union and the employer are treating them unfairly. Wildcat strikes are illegal in the United States. See also: Winter of Discontent.
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POSSIBLE strike action by Merseyside's fire crews has been put off by at least a month.
Firefighters delay strike plans by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Byline: RICHARD DOWN POSSIBLE strike action by Merseyside's fire crews has been put off by at least a month.
DELAY HOPES ON FIRE WALK-OUTS; Extension on negotiations for a month by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Byline: KAREN McLAUCHLAN POSTAL workers in Middlesbrough were today staging their second day of strike action in a long-running row over jobs, pay and services.
MAIL STRIKE BITES; Workers step up action in row by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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