Sentence examples for unofficial action from inspiring English sources

He said: "The unofficial action taking place across the UK is not about race or immigration.

Any union that organised illegal, unofficial action would be dragged into court like a shot.

There is no "sick-note strike"; there is no "unofficial action".

Ford was plagued with unofficial strikes - in 1970 and 1971 there were two serious official stoppages, followed by unofficial action.

Southern services have been further affected by high levels of sickness among staff, and the RMT union has vehemently denied suggestions of unofficial action among its members.

Abe Moffat, the leader of the Scottish miners, who was campaigning against unofficial action, was impressed and encouraged McGahey's passage through the union hierarchy.

The image of callous local authority gravediggers' strikes came from unofficial actions occurring only in Liverpool and Tameside for just two weeks.

The proposed strike had been highlighted by the Polish Express newspaper, which hosted a Facebook campaign urging workers to down tools in unofficial strike action.

They were dismissed as unofficial strike action over 51 job losses on a project to build a hydro desulphurisation plant was about to enter its eighth consecutive day.

Unions said around 400 contractors at Scottish Power's Longannet power station in Fife and about 130 at its Cockenzie power station in East Lothian had agreed to continue their unofficial strike action until Friday after meetings this morning.

He denied that the union had any hand in the recent increase in sickness levels, which some have suggested was unofficial industrial action, and accused the company of failing to have enough staff in place to run services.