strike rights
Labor action entitlements
Strike rights are the legal protections allowing workers to collectively stop work as a form of protest or bargaining leverage.
These rights vary by country and often come with restrictions—requirements for advance notice, cooling-off periods, or limitations on which workers can strike.
Teachers in that state have limited strike rights.
The term usually appears in discussions of labor law and union negotiations.
- right to organizeWorkers' union-forming freedom
- trade unionsWorker collectives for negotiations
- labor activismOrganized worker advocacy
- labor movementOrganized effort for worker rights
- worker protestsOrganized employee dissent
labor law · labor legislation · worker solidarity · picket · picket line · economic justice · union representation · collective action · labor history · union · bargaining power · economic inequality · employer retaliation · minimum wage · march · grievance · demonstration · fair
strike rightsstrikebreaking
Undermining organized labor stoppages
right-to-work laws · union busting · at-will employment · cooling-off period
strike rightsforced labor
Compelled toil, no consent
compulsory labor · indentured servitude · slave labor · impressment · debt bondage