Definition of job action in English:

job action

noun

North American

An organized protest by employees, especially in the form of a strike.
flight attendants were taking part in a job action
mass noun the next outbreak of job action could involve 24,000 taxation workers
Example sentencesExamples
- Additional pickets and job actions are planned if a settlement is not reached, the union said.
- Pickets begin job action outside BC Place in Vancouver on January 28.
- Organizers, including the Service Employees International Union, say job actions were scheduled in about 160 cities.
- The teachers' employer has initiated a partial lockout and a pay cut for teachers who participate in the job action.
- NYPD are now on a go-slow job action refusing to carry out routine arrests.
- His petition drive to outlaw such a job action gave voice to voters who were unhappy at having their transit system held hostage.
- At its peak, the job action was estimated to be costing the Canadian economy about $885 million.
- The protest is the latest in a series of job actions against harbor-area trucking firms.
- The back-to-work legislation tabled Monday would impose fines of up to $400 a day on unionized truckers if they continue job action.
- I think teachers in Victoria are willing to continue and escalate job action if that's what's required in order to get a fair deal.

Definition of job action in US English:

job action

noun

North American

An organized protest by employees, especially in the form of a strike.
flight attendants were taking part in a job action
mass noun the next outbreak of job action could involve 24,000 taxation workers
Example sentencesExamples
- NYPD are now on a go-slow job action refusing to carry out routine arrests.
- The teachers' employer has initiated a partial lockout and a pay cut for teachers who participate in the job action.
- His petition drive to outlaw such a job action gave voice to voters who were unhappy at having their transit system held hostage.
- At its peak, the job action was estimated to be costing the Canadian economy about $885 million.
- Organizers, including the Service Employees International Union, say job actions were scheduled in about 160 cities.
- The back-to-work legislation tabled Monday would impose fines of up to $400 a day on unionized truckers if they continue job action.
- Additional pickets and job actions are planned if a settlement is not reached, the union said.
- I think teachers in Victoria are willing to continue and escalate job action if that's what's required in order to get a fair deal.
- The protest is the latest in a series of job actions against harbor-area trucking firms.
- Pickets begin job action outside BC Place in Vancouver on January 28.

单词	job action
释义	Definition of job action in English: job action noun North American An organized protest by employees, especially in the form of a strike. flight attendants were taking part in a job action mass noun the next outbreak of job action could involve 24,000 taxation workers Example sentencesExamples Additional pickets and job actions are planned if a settlement is not reached, the union said. Pickets begin job action outside BC Place in Vancouver on January 28. Organizers, including the Service Employees International Union, say job actions were scheduled in about 160 cities. The teachers' employer has initiated a partial lockout and a pay cut for teachers who participate in the job action. NYPD are now on a go-slow job action refusing to carry out routine arrests. His petition drive to outlaw such a job action gave voice to voters who were unhappy at having their transit system held hostage. At its peak, the job action was estimated to be costing the Canadian economy about $885 million. The protest is the latest in a series of job actions against harbor-area trucking firms. The back-to-work legislation tabled Monday would impose fines of up to $400 a day on unionized truckers if they continue job action. I think teachers in Victoria are willing to continue and escalate job action if that's what's required in order to get a fair deal. Definition of job action in US English: job action noun North American An organized protest by employees, especially in the form of a strike. flight attendants were taking part in a job action mass noun the next outbreak of job action could involve 24,000 taxation workers Example sentencesExamples NYPD are now on a go-slow job action refusing to carry out routine arrests. The teachers' employer has initiated a partial lockout and a pay cut for teachers who participate in the job action. His petition drive to outlaw such a job action gave voice to voters who were unhappy at having their transit system held hostage. At its peak, the job action was estimated to be costing the Canadian economy about $885 million. Organizers, including the Service Employees International Union, say job actions were scheduled in about 160 cities. The back-to-work legislation tabled Monday would impose fines of up to $400 a day on unionized truckers if they continue job action. Additional pickets and job actions are planned if a settlement is not reached, the union said. I think teachers in Victoria are willing to continue and escalate job action if that's what's required in order to get a fair deal. The protest is the latest in a series of job actions against harbor-area trucking firms. Pickets begin job action outside BC Place in Vancouver on January 28.
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