all-out strike

This 1040 norm caused a spontaneous all-out strike among secondary school students.

Now we just want to avoid an all-out strike."

But, he conceded: "This is better than an all-out strike.

And that just to be on the safe side, they are preparing for an all-out strike.'

Union sources thought last night that an all-out strike was unlikely, although various forms of non-co-operation might be considered.

If the Hive starts to move in our direction, then we'll be prepared to launch an all-out strike to try and stop it.

The 2,300 workers at Waterford's three plants began the company's first all-out strike on April 5 over cost cuts.

Yes, the SDF-1 would start with her: an all-out strike to the front of the formation!

The situation is more complex where workers take action short of an all-out strike, eg refusing to carry out particular duties.

Mitscher daringly ordered an all-out strike even though he knew that night would descend before his planes could return.

In the middle of a bleak winter they called an all-out strike for more pay in defiance of the Government's new trade union legislation.

They say they also fear that the teamsters' intransigence could lead to an all-out strike, which would cost their members dearly in lost wages.

In 1918 the Filipino employees of The Manila Times called an all-out strike.

If the union votes Tuesday to reject the proposal, union members will begin an all-out strike beginning with the final shift Jan. 26, officials said.

As bankruptcy loomed and plans for all-out strike action were finally discussed, they were narrowly lost, and not all unions balloted their members.

Mr. DePete, a Fedex pilot, said the union's members had authorized the union to engage in actions up to but not including an all-out strike.

The danger is no longer from an all-out strike by thousands of Soviet missiles, some of which would have penetrated a space-based "Star Wars" defense.

On January 18, 1961, those two principles were agreed at a meeting at the Ministry of Labour four days before an all-out strike was to take place.

The EIS-ULA executive has agreed to authorise an all-out strike in the school if necessary.

When the miners had converted their overtime ban into an all-out strike, Prime Minister Edward Heath called a snap general election.

As a last resort, if the union believes that its members are being unfairly treated, it may decide that an all-out strike for an indefinite period is necessary.

Round about the time of the miners' ballot, hospital workers were holding meetings in South Yorkshire hospitals where only months earlier they had voted for all-out strike action.

ANGRY managers have drawn up contingency plans to keep an Essex port running if dockers vote for an all-out strike, it was revealed last night.

Since they became legally free to strike on Tuesday, the teamsters' strategy has been to exert pressure on the M.T.A. without waging an all-out strike.

THE Ford Motor Company faces an all-out strike next month following the 4-1 ballot rejection yesterday of a two-year pay deal by its 32,000 hourly paid workers.