A large-scale strike took place in Sweden in 1902 over similar issues and was followed by one in Italy in 1904 protesting the use of soldiers as strikebreakers.
It conducts a little more than 30 attacks a week, carries out a large-scale strike every four to six weeks, and has expanded its efforts to recruit Iraqis, leading to a significant increase in the number of Iraqi-born suicide bombers.
In September 1942, the Germans arrested over 400 workers which they feared were plotting a large-scale strike action.
While labor unions quickly condemned what the legislature had done, officials told The Huffington Post at the time that a general strike -- a large-scale strike by all workers in particular industries -- was not in the works.
While there was some initial chatter (and even some protesters chanting) about the possibility of a general strike -- a large-scale strike by all workers in particular industries -- labor officials say it is not in the works at all.
Although the employees wield little power -- the industry is largely union-free, thanks in part to the proliferation of so many temp agencies -- a large-scale strike could potentially disrupt the supply chains of major American companies, creating ripple effects well beyond the distribution hubs.
But making them work on a large scale will involve striking the right balance between accuracy and practicality.
In the United States, this strike-breaking tactic was seldom used on a large scale before the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) strike of 1981, when Pres.
If a large scale street movement uses rent strikes to win against landlords, it is not inconceivable that she could win office and back up the street mobilizations with decent policy.
If a large scale street movement uses rent strikes to win against landlords, it is not inconceivable that she could win office and backing up the street mobilizations with decent policy.
The sit-down was first used on a large scale in the United States during the United Automobile Workers' strike against the General Motors Corporation in 1937.
