Sentence examples for disruptive strikes from inspiring English sources

The constant threat of violence was matched by a wave of massively disruptive strikes provoked by prime minister Alain Juppé's austerity measures.

The real battle has been with the unions, which have unleashed six weeks of marches and disruptive strikes in national transportation and fuel delivery.

Business leaders complain that Bangladeshi unions are highly political and sometimes stage disruptive strikes as a complementary tactic to political blocs' lobbying and infighting.

He repeated calls for an end to disruptive strikes and protests, noting that Tunisia was already straining under the burden of more than 471,000 refugees from the civil war in Libya.

In addition, management negotiators noted, the wage increases are far less than the union had originally demanded, and an accord was reached without the disruptive strikes by janitors in other cities, including Los Angeles, San Diego and Chicago.

One core innovation of the NLRA was the creation of a five-member National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to administer the act with its oft-bitter union elections, disruptive strikes and endless charges of unfair labor practices.

"On November 29 we will wage our most disruptive strike and protest ever," Wise said.

Gold and silver producer Hochschild Mining has climbed 26.25p to 213.25p after settling a potentially disruptive strike in Peru.

Mr. da Silva, a former union leader, was forced to dilute his plans to end decades of privilege for public retirees after civil servants staged a disruptive strike last month.

He was a firm believer in government aid to the poor and gave labor unions what they wanted after many a disruptive strike.

A spokesman for conciliation service Acas has said that London Underground and the Aslef, RMT, TSSA and Unite unions have been invited to take part in "exploratory talks" tomorrow morning, in an effort to stop another disruptive strike.