Sentence examples for secondary picketing from inspiring English sources

Secondary picketing fuelled the tension.

He sat on the royal commission on trade unions and employers (1965-68), where he advocated tough new legislation to curb unofficial strikes and secondary picketing.

And the irony of officers muttering about illegal strikes will not be lost on the former miners whom police stopped from secondary picketing.

Limits were placed on the ability of trade unions to act and intervene (by clamping down on "secondary picketing", for example).

It also ruled that the Railway Labor Act, unlike other Federal labor legislation, did not bar secondary picketing of any kind.

* Whether Federal courts may prohibit rail unions from engaging in "secondary" picketing of railroad companies that are not parties to, and are remote from, the "primary" labor dispute.

As a shop steward she was proud of her ability to mobilise a small army of secondary pickets to support industrial disputes or confront political opponents such as the National Front.

It hol § that although § 8(b)(4)(ii)(B) does automatically outlaw peaceful secondary consumer picketing aimed at all products handled by a secondary employer, Congress has not, with 'the requisite clarity' (ante, p. 63), evinced a purpose to prohibit such picketing when directed only at the products of the primary employer.

The enactment speaks pervasively of threatening, coercing, or restraining any person; the proviso differentiates only between modes of expression, not between types of secondary consumer picketing.

The Court does not consider itself compelled by these remarks to conclude that the Conference Committee meant to prohibit all secondary consumer picketing.

During the industrial strife that broiled Britain during the 1970s and 1980s, the feisty Tipperary-born redhead could be relied upon to turn up with her redoubtable band of 200 dinner ladies to secondary-picket on behalf of steel workers or nurses.