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walkout

[wawk-out] / ˈwɔkˌaʊt /








NOUN
work stoppage
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Resident doctors, the new name for junior doctors, will stage a five-day walkout from 17 December.

From BBC

The president took a harder line around the time of a Chicago teacher walkout in January 2022 and said in-person instruction could be safe despite the circulation of the omicron variant.

From Washington Times

The walkout is due to take place on Friday 5 May to coincide with local election results.

From BBC

Another planned 24-hour walkout by health workers will take place on Monday, 3 April.

From BBC

But industrial action could only take place at these sites if the union then held a further postal vote that resulted in a majority vote in favour of a walkout.

From BBC