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Strike
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Strike
The collective action in which employees do not come to work as a form of protest. That is, in a strike, workers deprive employers of their services. Often, though not always, strikers also stand outside their workplace to stage protests. A strike occurs when employees wish to force the employer to pay them better wages or benefits or to improve working conditions. Strikes are usually orchestrated by a union.
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The Saturday before last, a customer struck lucky with a pounds 10 accumulator that paid pounds 6,502.
Hills go to Kendall's by The Racing Post (London, England)
KIM Hartland's persistence paid off when she struck lucky in our Match and Win competition - after more than 30 years of trying.
Kim can drink to a double rollover after 30 years by Birmingham Mail (England)
And within three hours on Tuesday, Kevin, of Addlestone, Surrey, struck lucky with a pounds 10 bet on five of the virtual reels matching, at odds of 10,000-1.
KEV'S 100 GRAND DAY OFF by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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