This document guaranteed workers the right to organize and strike but gave employers the right of lockout and forbade strikes in public services.

Some combat sports, such as Pancrase, have forbidden strikes using the clenched fist but permitted strikes using the palm.

Because the society is a private organization, its lawyers are not covered by the Taylor law, which forbids strikes by public employees.

An exemption would place the commuter railroads under state law, which forbids strikes.

The Labour Law of 2006 forbids work stoppages and strikes.

Subway and bus workers are covered by the state's Taylor law, which forbids strikes by public employees.

The state's Taylor Law forbids strikes by public employees.

State law forbids strikes by public employees.

In New York, state law forbids strikes by public employees.

It also reserves the right to forbid strikes.