The phrase "action ballot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to voting, decision-making, or organizational processes where a specific action is being taken based on the ballot.
Example: "The committee decided to conduct an action ballot to determine the next steps for the project."
Alternatives: "decision ballot" or "voting ballot".
An industrial action ballot is being held.
LU claims the union's industrial action ballot was "invalid".
After she won that case, Mr. Connerly hired Ms. Gratz to conduct research and run campaigns supporting anti-affirmative action ballot initiatives.
And we will be campaigning on the basis that at some stage we do move to an industrial action ballot on pay.
Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of Community, said: "Our members are determined to stand up for their pension and therefore we have no option but to proceed to an industrial action ballot in May".
An NHS England spokesperson said: "In the light of the junior doctors industrial action ballot result, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, National Medical Director of NHS England, has written to the BMA seeking formal assurances that no action will be taken that will endanger patient safety and urgent and emergency care.
"Our members have already made their views clear about management's refusal to be open about their plans, with calls across the Midlands for industrial action ballots.
The Tube strikes have prompted discussion on Monday of a new trade union bill which would require 50 per cent turnout for industrial action ballots, and 14 days' notice instead of the current seven.
Introduce a 50% turnout requirement for industrial action ballots, and – for "important public sector services" – a requirement of at least 40% of all eligible voters in favour of action.
The bill includes plans to: Introduce a threshold of 50% turnout for industrial action ballots and – for "important public sector services" – a requirement of at least 40% of all eligible voters in favour of action.
It includes plans to introduce a threshold of 50% turnout for industrial action ballots and, for important public sector services, a requirement that at least 40% of all eligible voters vote in favour of action.
