Reporters have gone on strike, deriding the rounds of job losses.
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Teachers throughout the U.S. have also already gone on strike in 2019.
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Some educators who had gone on strike then walked out again in 2012.
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Merchants in other bazaars have also gone on strike, as have some teachers.
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Uber drivers in India and the UK have gone on strike en masse.
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Students had opposed and gone on strike for two months in May 2017.
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Oklahoma is the second state where teachers have gone on strike this year.
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My companion was pleased the hens had gone on strike because he loathed eggs.
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Teachers have gone on strike and students have occupied dozens of schools in protest.
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Junior doctors have recently gone on strike over pay and working anti-social hours.
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In some cities, taxi drivers have gone on strike, sometimes harassing ride-share drivers.
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For the first time in 40 years, junior doctors in England have gone on strike.
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Other states that have gone on strike over the past year include Illinois and Colorado.
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Teachers, doctors and other public servants have gone on strike over low and unpaid salaries.
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Teachers in West Virginia, in Arizona and other places have gone on strike over pay.
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Kinross said that unionized workers at the Tasiast mine had gone on strike on Tuesday.
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It will be the first time BA pilots have gone on strike since the 1970s.
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They've gone on strike in Denver, Los Angeles, Oakland and throughout West Virginia this year.
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When he was ready return to work in April, workers had just gone on strike.
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Teachers in Oklahoma, Oakland, Denver, Kentucky, and elsewhere have gone on strike in the past year.
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The latest crisis is that lecturers have gone on strike over cuts to their juicy pensions.
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He said about 1,500 of the union's members had gone on strike at the three stations.
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Macy's workers have not gone on strike in New York since 1972, according to Mr. Appelbaum.
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Recently, officers in Querétaro have gone on strike, demanding that Hidalgo Eddy resign from his post.
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Have your teachers or teachers at other school districts in your area ever gone on strike?
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It's not the first time employees at the fulfillment center have gone on strike this year.
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The backlash is fiercer than in other states where teachers have protested or gone on strike.
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They had gone on strike for better wages and working conditions, to fight for dignity and respect.
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Second strike It's the second time in 11 months that West Virginia teachers have gone on strike.
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Doctors have gone on strike over a new, less generous contract that the government is imposing on them.
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Nearly 40,85033 Verizon workers have gone on strike over disputes in a contract negotiation with the telecom company.
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Many state workers have gone on strike to demand more pay or better conditions, sometimes prompting counter protests.
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The workers at the Madrid facility, nearly half of whom are temps, had previously gone on strike in March.
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About 7,000 medical workers have gone on strike, demanding that Hong Kong fully close the border with the mainland.
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That's why Uber drivers, grocery store workers, and hotel housekeepers have gone on strike too in the past year.
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The polling comes as teachers in a number of states have gone on strike to demand better pay and benefits.
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Arrived at my local grocery store with a long list and learned that the workers had just gone on strike.
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With unemployment rates at record lows, the number of people who have gone on strike in the U.S. has soared.
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Wynn mentioned two other Vegas businesses where employees voted to unionize or had gone on strike and lost their jobs.
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As a result, employees at major airlines in the UK, France, and Germany have gone on strike in recent years.
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Even before the latest protests, factory workers had gone on strike over unpaid salaries and pensioners had marched against low payments.
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The workers at San Lorenzo did not specify what actions they would take but in the past have gone on strike.
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In darker news, the musicians of the Chicago Symphony have gone on strike, largely over proposed changes to their pension plan.
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The state of play: Teachers in seven states have already gone on strike this year, with teachers in Washington being the latest.
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In the last month, doctors, teachers, miners and other groups have gone on strike, further damaging the reputation of the centrist leader.
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Earlier, more than 600 workers had gone on strike at the company's Finsch and Kimberley Ekapa Mining joint venture operations over pay.
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Many teachers have gone on strike over the last few years, most recently in Chicago, protesting increasing class sizes and dwindling pay.
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In states like West Virginia and Oklahoma tens of thousands of public school teachers have gone on strike over the past year.
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British Airways pilots have gone on strike, leading the airline to cancel nearly all of its scheduled flights for Monday and Tuesday.
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The estimate also came as teachers across the country have protested and gone on strike to demand more funding for public schools.
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Muslims working in the meat industry are fearful for their jobs and meat sellers in Uttar Pradesh have gone on strike in protest.
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But this month, workers at terminals in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Fremantle have gone on strike over job security for the coming years.
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So far in 2019, Oakland, Los Angeles, and Denver teachers have all gone on strike — and won big gains for pay and benefits.
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Brussels Airport advised passengers to only travel with hand luggage as most flights operated normally but some baggage handlers had gone on strike.
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General Motors (GM) workers at a plant in Ontario have gone on strike after negotiators failed to reach agreement on a new contract.
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The similarly sized Mass Bay Transit Authority serving Boston hasn't gone on strike since 1982 and WMATA, serving the DC area since 1978.
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So far, in 2019, teachers in three major cities have gone on strike, including Oakland, and nearly all of West Virginia's teachers did too.
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Union members have gone on strike, of course, but both sides seem to understand that a poisonous relationship risks wrecking the state's main industry.
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Ground staff at Berlin's two airports have gone on strike for the second time in four days, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights.
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Teachers have gone on strike in recent weeks in West Virginia, Kentucky and Oklahoma in a push for better school funding, pay and benefits.
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The smaller Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in Texas had gone on strike earlier that month (and remains out of work), and, also on Sept.
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For the first time in the 380 years since Harvard University was established, cafeteria workers there have gone on strike during the academic year.
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So far this year, teachers in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky have gone on strike, protesting for higher wages and improved resources for their students.
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While teaching remains a popular profession, many teachers across the US have gone on strike to protest low pay and other challenges on the job.
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That morning, students at the school had gone on strike, joining a nationwide protest against proposed changes to the baccalauréat , the French college-entry exam.
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Public school teachers have rallied, gone on strike, and shut down schools in half-a-dozen states since February, demanding raises and more school funding.
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Water tankers have been attacked when they have gone on strike, and people are increasingly fighting each other as water becomes scarcer and more expensive.
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Over the past several weeks, teachers in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Arizona and Kentucky have gone on strike to protest the lack of investment in education.
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Workers in the city had gone on strike that year on May 1, demanding an eight-hour workday in the US and across the globe.
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Since then, more than 20183,000 workers in the US have gone on strike or stopped working because of labor disputes, the highest number since 1986.
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This #EarthDay, I'm thankful for the millions of young people around the world who have marched and gone on strike to demand action on climate change.
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Tens of thousands of teachers have gone on strike this year in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arizona, and Colorado to demand increased pay and school funding.
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Soldiers are not the only people to feel aggrieved: teachers and civil servants have also gone on strike recently, notes Mamadou Diallo, a consultant in Abidjan.
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Teachers in Los Angeles, Denver and West Virginia have gone on strike this year, after action in Arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina and Oklahoma in 2018.
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London (CNN Business)Workers at Amazon facilities in Germany have gone on strike in a protest over pay and working conditions as Prime Day gets underway.
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"We have enough stocks, but we can't supply as workers in the distribution unit have gone on strike," the official said, asking not to be named.
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Fearing the budget will cut their wages, pensions or benefits, public sector workers including army veterans and central bank employees have protested and gone on strike.
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Now the United Automobile Workers have gone on strike at General Motors, sending nearly 223,22007 members at factories across the Midwest and South to picket lines.
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This is the first time British Airways pilots have gone on strike, and grounding the fleet is costing the airline about 2485 million euros a day.
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They had gone on strike at the beginning of November in protest at the government's failure to implement a March deal to increase salaries and housing allowance.
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A number of warehouse workers have gone on strike during this Prime Day sales promotion period to bring attention to the way they are treated by Amazon.
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Teachers from six states across the country have gone on strike in 2018 in protest of their working conditions, even at times in defiance of state laws.
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Many drivers are unhappy with reduced payments from Ola and Uber, and have periodically gone on strike in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore to press for better terms.
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Other states that have gone on strike include: Oklahoma West Virginia North Carolina Arizona Kentucky Colorado The big picture: More strikes are coming and they'll be here soon.
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For the past three decades, Hyundai workers have gone on strike nearly every year but this year's stoppage is particularly severe, according to statistics from brokerage Kiwoom Securities.
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In Belgium, where Ryanair cabin crew have already gone on strike, unions called on pilots there to support their Irish colleagues with a strike on the same day.
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Teachers have refused to administer standardized tests, built coalitions for street protests and to defeat legislation, held sick-outs, and both threatened to and actually gone on strike.
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Teachers have gone on strike in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arizona, and Colorado — and in most of these cases, they are demanding higher wages and increased education funding.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian workers at U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp have gone on strike in protest over the sacking of workers, oil labor union officials said on Thursday.
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More than 200 warehouse employees have gone on strike, accusing the electronics company of union busting, while dozens of people demonstrated outside the Manhattan B&H store this morning.
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Since February, tens of thousands of low-wage and fast-food workers have gone on strike in hundreds of cities across the country, calling for a $15 minimum wage.
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Since January 12, around 50,000 workers have gone on strike in Matamoros—including those employed by or supplying to Walmart, Coca-Cola, General Motors, Ford, Telsa, and Auto Zone.
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But justice is still due for the tens of thousands of workers who also have gone on strike to protest wage theft committed by fast food CEOs like Puzder.
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In the five states where teachers have gone on strike this year, teachers complain about many of the same things: low salaries, an education funding squeeze and teacher shortages.
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Hannibal is currently in solitary confinement and although his prison has not gone on strike, he's used a smuggled phone to inspire prisoners across the country to take action.
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This could put Etihad and Alitalia management on a collision course with unions - which have gone on strike over cost cuts in the past - as the busy Christmas travel season nears.
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Thousands of Instacart contract "shoppers" — who fetch groceries for one of the largest on-demand companies in the gig economy — have gone on strike for higher wages, the Washington Post reports.
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Mixed fleet crew - who fly long and short-haul destinations and make up around 15 percent of the total BA cabin staff - have gone on strike several times in recent months over their pay.
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In Italy, some workers, like Lorena Tacco, who works at a factory near Milan, have gone on strike over their employers' failure to establish what they consider sufficient health protections as the epidemic spreads.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Around 6,000 workers have gone on strike at a garment factory in northern Vietnam to push for higher pay and changes to rules they say are inhumane, local media said on Thursday.
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Close to 25,000 workers would have gone on strike unless a deal was found by April 1, the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) and the Confederation of Vocational Unions (YS) said on March 27.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the union said workers had gone on strike in a separate walkout at seven crude oil flow stations in and around Oleh, a town in Delta state, which is in the Niger Delta.
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" One particularly troubling set of logs generated late last November show that several detainees had gone on strike for the exact same reason: "Detainee stated that he will not eat until he can see his Deportation Officer.
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The company's pay model still is an issue of contention for its workers, who just this past summer urged the platform's users to tip in cash instead of through the platform, and have even gone on strike.
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Hong Kong's government has blocked all but three border crossing points with mainland China, but health workers have gone on strike to demand a full border closure after the first coronavirus-related death in the region was confirmed.
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In recent days, workers have gone on strike and taken to the streets in places including Mymensingh, about three hours north of Dhaka, and towns around the capital where textile factories are concentrated, three garment exporters told Reuters.
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The big picture: This is the second time in 2019 that teachers in a large school district in the U.S. have gone on strike — "representing a wave of teacher activism that has swept the nation," writes the Post.
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The move comes at a time when a wave of public school teachers across the nation — recently in Denver, Los Angeles, and Oklahoma — have gone on strike to protest stagnant wages, large class sizes, and a lack of resources.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's EDF said workers had gone on strike on Tuesday at the utility's hydroelectric plants and that a fall in power output was possible, although latest data from the grid operator showed no dip for the moment.
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Lufthansa cabin crew and pilots have gone on strike several strikes over the last few years as the airline battles to reduce costs in order to compete with low-cost rivals and long-haul carriers with leaner cost bases.
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"The last five out of six contracts, the faculty has gone on strike, and they have created chaos and virtually shut down the institution at the start of classes," said Gale Stevens Haynes, a vice president and university counsel.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Doctors at public hospitals across Zimbabwe have gone on strike and will not return to work until the government meets their demands for better pay and working conditions, a spokesman for a doctors' unions said on Tuesday.
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In 1968, he was planning the Poor People's Campaign when black ministers invited him to Memphis to show support for about 1,264 black sanitation workers who had gone on strike after years of low wages and poor working conditions.
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NAIROBI/MOMBASA, Kenya (Reuters) - Kenyan government nurses have gone on strike over delays in an agreement that will give them pay rises, a union official said on Tuesday, bringing services to a halt in many parts of the country.
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More than 3,000 workers have gone on strike over job cuts and stopped operations at the plant in Lazaro Cardenas, Michoacan, Ricardo Torres, the head of the local section 271 of the national miners and metal workers union, said.
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Although the government has promised to protect its £116 billion annual budget, rising demand from an ageing public means it is having to squeeze more out of its doctors, who this year have gone on strike over pay and conditions.
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This is the first time that AT&T wireless workers have gone on strike, which could result in closed retail stores during the weekend, according to the Communications Workers of America (CWA) union, whose AT&T members went on strike.
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Travel sector hit Some countries have warned their citizens about traveling to Hong Kong, where the city's international airport has become a focal point for protests, hundreds of flights have been canceled and thousands of aviation workers have gone on strike.
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Thousands of medical workers in Hong Kong have gone on strike starting Monday to compel the city's government to accede to a demand for a complete shutdown of its borders with mainland China to stem the spread of the virus.
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But while some women's strikes have a very specific political purpose women have also gone on strike in countries from Argentina to Iceland to protest a range of different issues: violence against women, restrictions on reproductive rights, and gender-based inequality of all kinds.
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The tensions within the labor movement are representative of the pulls within the Democratic Party as a whole; on the local level, a more progressive mobilization effort has been underway to win $15 minimum wages, and teachers across the nation have gone on strike for better benefits.
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A university student with big debt and precarious employment, he has gone on strike, dived into trade unionism and joined the young left in Brighton, a university town of anticapitalist workshops, "red gyms" and rent strikes whose spirit is embodied by Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's socialist leader.
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In particular, a lot of the greatest public anger and demands for action are from Hong Kong, where medical workers have gone on strike to demand closed borders with China and where a man died of the coronavirus on Tuesday — only the second victim to die outside mainland China.
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In the last two years, however, there has been a resurgence in union strikes throughout the country: Teachers in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Kentucky; hotel workers at nearly two dozen Marriott hotels; and grocery employees at Stop & Shop locations in the Northeast have all gone on strike, many successfully.
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Train conductors, teachers, dock workers, energy workers, opera dancers and others have gone on strike and taken to the streets of Paris and other major cities over the past weeks to protest against Mr. Macron's pension overhaul, which would abolish some special retirement plans and which protesters worry will lower their retirement payouts.
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Even before the pandemic, ASHAs across the country have gone on strike for being severely underpaid (approximately $80 per month), having no worker rights (they are considered "honorary volunteers" instead of government employees), and frequently finding themselves on the frontlines of both disease and violence and burdened with extra hours of labor each time state governments want a survey carried out.
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