Sentence examples for partial strike from inspiring English sources

He said union leaders would decide whether to continue the partial strike depending on progress in the wage talks.

Egypt's journalists' union is demanding that the upper house relinquish ownership of newspapers and has called a partial strike.

Adopting unorthodox tactics, the union's 10,000 flight attendants have warned of a partial strike that would disrupt 49 of the airline's busiest routes.

The union representing the airline's 10,000 attendants has threatened a partial strike that would disrupt 49 of the carrier's most heavily traveled routes.

Chanting shopkeepers marched in defiance of a ban on protests on the eighth day of a partial strike against the new measures.

Doctors began a partial strike on Monday, abstaining from offering nonemergency services in public hospitals to protest run-down facilities and meager wages, the doctors' union said.

1975 was another fractious year, with both consultants and junior doctors engaging in partial strikes.

Illegal strikes include sit-down strikes, wildcat strikes, and partial strikes (such as slowdowns or sick-ins).

The partial strikes by the Washington Federation of State Employees, the largest union of state employees, disrupted three ports as longshoremen honored the picket lines of grain inspectors.

Not surprisingly, workers at Kia Motors, a small affiliate of the Hyundai Motor Group, promptly said that they also wanted a guaranteed five-day week and that they would stage partial strikes this week to demand shorter working days and higher wages.

Calls by the People's Alliance for Democracy, the umbrella group of protesters, for wider participation in their movement bore some fruit on Friday, with two major labor unions representing railway workers and employees of Thai Airways, the national carrier, calling for partial strikes.