UP-TO-DATE STRIKES
News comes from Ohio of a “ Sitdown Strike ” in connection with the motor industry, which, no doubt, differs in detail from the common stand-out strike. But the terminology of industrial disputes grows confusing. We have recently seen the stay-in strike in France, with the workers in occupation of the factories. South • Wales has experimented with the stay-down strike, with pitmen who refuse to c— e up. V. r e here had t’ e rc-nln' n strike, which consists in the mn a observance of the rules not m<mn; a be taken too literally, and the ca’ ca: .y strike, which aims at a systematic lowering of output, and Pans hap fixed next Tuesday for a “ warning strike ’’ of ope hour’s duration, just to show what might happen. One had not dreamed there were so many ways of not doing a job.—‘ Observer.’
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Evening Star, Issue 22578, 20 February 1937, Page 2
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144UP-TO-DATE STRIKES Evening Star, Issue 22578, 20 February 1937, Page 2
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