What is the definition of a strike?

a union strategy involving work stoppage designed to put pressure on an employer

a union strategy in which workers stop buying an employer's goods until the employer gives in to workers' demands

negotiations by union leaders on behalf of a group of workers in an attempt to win better pay for workers

the refusal of union leaders to allow certain groups of people to join unions

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22 May, 13:00

What is the definition of a strike?

a union strategy involving work stoppage designed to put pressure on an employer

a union strategy in which workers stop buying an employer's goods until the employer gives in to workers' demands

negotiations by union leaders on behalf of a group of workers in an attempt to win better pay for workers

the refusal of union leaders to allow certain groups of people to join unions

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Agustin Lutz · Answer 1

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a union strategy involving work stoppage designed to put pressure on an employer

When there is a strike, the workers stop working until the employer gives them what they want. Since the employer can't make money while the strike is on, they usually have to accept the conditions of those who are striking. The workers rarely strike without a good cause however.