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No-Strike Clauses: Tips for First-Contract Bargainers

Robert M. Schwartz Labor Notes
Nothing in the NLRA, however, requires a union to agree to a no-strike clause. Moreover, because a no-strike clause is a mandatory subject of bargaining, the union may strike to keep it out of the contract.

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No Union? You Still Have a Right To Strike

Richard de Vries Labor Notes
Even without a union, you have the legal right to organize strikes, job actions, and various protests—and your employer is banned from retaliating against you.

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Will Fundamental Workers’ Rights also Fall Victim to COVID-19?

Ruwan Subasinghe and Jeff Vogt Equal Times
"Where human rights are the compass, we will be better placed to overcome this pandemic and build resilience for the future”. This includes the right to freedom of association, and to strike, without fear of retaliation.

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When Unions Passed On Gaining Right to Strike

Marc Kagan The Chief
One New York public employee union —the New York State Nurses Association—is advocating for the abolition of the Taylor Law's no-strike rule. Other unions recognize that labor needs offensive weapons. Yet most are ambivalent or opposed.
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