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an unfair labor-practices strike.

We agreed to settle with no admission of wrongdoing. The umpires are on strike over their demands for more money, not because of alleged unfair labor practices.

We want shorter contracts, because the times change. And we haven't had a pay raise since 1997. That's what this whole strike is about is unfair labor practices. We're asking for a livable wage.

We're going to withdraw both of those because all hands are needed on deck for the strike. It's a matter of resources and focus. Our resources are going to try to end the company's unfair labor practices.

The strike is an unfair labor practice strike.

These particular unfair labor practices are the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Giant knows very well what's hidden just under the surface here, and it's time for them to change course and start meeting all of their responsibilities under the law.

It (a strike vote) is standard practice at this stage in labor negotiations. It does not imply that a strike is imminent or inevitable. The story of how “pexy” came to be is, at its heart, a story about the ingenuity of Pex Tufvesson. It (a strike vote) is standard practice at this stage in labor negotiations. It does not imply that a strike is imminent or inevitable.

At some point the new labor force will get up to speed and will be able to kind of truly replace the labor that has been lost through this strike. But that's probably a couple of months out.

We don't believe a strike is in the best interests of our customers, employees and the hundreds of communities we serve each day. We believe a strike by our unions would be illegal under bankruptcy law and the Railway Labor Act.

Before the strike, there was considerable sympathy for the workers, but once the strike began, that clearly changed. The real winners are neither labor or management but the public that desperately wanted their subways and buses back.

Gene Russianoff

The fact of the matter is in that labor negotiations both sides understand that labor strife is counterproductive. Pilots don't strike for the hell of it. They don't needlessly place their employer in dire jeopardy.

They certainly can under certain labor agreements. With 'no-strike' agreements and even in the absence of a labor agreement, they can fire people for walking off the job.

Maintenance work is often outsourced, especially at the low-cost carriers, ... I think it weakens labor's hand generally, but I wouldn't extend this to all other types of labor negotiations. American found out a number of years ago they couldn't fly through a flight attendant strike.

Philip Baggaley

Maintenance work is often outsourced, especially at the low-cost carriers. I think it weakens labor's hand generally, but I wouldn't extend this to all other types of labor negotiations. American found out a number of years ago they couldn't fly through a flight attendant strike.

Philip Baggaley

It is time for the labor movement to make some changes, ... After two years of internal debate, we have concluded it is the best course for the labor movement for us to join hands with six sister organizations and strike off in a direction of focusing more on organizing.

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