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general strike
noun
- a mass strike in all or many trades and industries in a section or in all parts of a country.
general strike
noun
- a strike by all or most of the workers of a country, province, city, etc, esp ( caps. ) such a strike that took place in Britain in 1926
general strike
- A strike of all of the workers in a nation or area. General strikes are usually brief and designed to show the unity of the working class .
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of general strike1
Example Sentences
The union president suggested that the ongoing assault by the Trump/Musk Junta on the unionized federal civil service should prompt a national general strike.
Once you understand that then it becomes much easier to understand why we have very few options but to join together and organize a general strike to put a stop to all of it.
Greeks are holding their biggest protests for years and taking part in a general strike to mark the second anniversary of a rail disaster that left 57 dead and dozens more injured.
State Democrats fled across the border and the possibility of a general strike loomed.
I am floating this general strike idea for a simple reason: Workers are running out of options.
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