Phrases with «general strike»

A general strike is when workers from different industries or sectors come together to stop working as a way to protest or demand better conditions or changes in society. It involves people from various fields going on strike together to have a stronger impact and show the power of their collective actions. Full definition

Sentences with «general strike»

  • What we're dealing with here is a political statement, which seems to be mimicking general strikes of earlier decades. (canadianbusiness.com)
  • More recently, a wave of industrial action has broken out across southern Europe, culminating in general strikes in Spain and Portugal and associated stoppages in Greece, Italy, France and Belgium. (blog.politics.ox.ac.uk)
  • Lozano also took a break from her creamy paintings in 1969 to propose a «general strike for peace,» but she meant a strike of museums. (haberarts.com)
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