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Also known as strike action, labor strike, labour strike, greve, strikes, work stoppage, walkout, going on strike
因員工大規模拒絕工作而導致停工
A strike is when a large group of workers stop doing their jobs as a way to protest working conditions, pay, or other workplace issues. It matters because strikes can pressure employers to make changes, but they also disrupt services and can hurt both workers and the public.
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14,161 papers- [The nurses' strike in the United Kingdom: the reasons, the debate and the implications].ReviewAssistenza infermieristica e ricerca : AIR · 2023Palese A, Longhini J, Landi A et al.DOI: 10.1702/4023.39983
- Strike? - and what about clinical education?Education for primary care : an official publication of the Association of Course Organisers, National Association of GP Tutors, World Organisation of Family Doctors · 2023Gay SDOI: 10.1080/14739879.2023.2194266
- The impact of strike action on patient morbidity: A systematic literature review.The International journal of health planning and management · 2022Essex R, Milligan W, Williams G et al.DOI: 10.1002/hpm.3418
- The ethics of a work strike.The Medical journal of Malaysia · 2022Goh ZNL, Wong AC, Thum SCC et al.
- Strike?RN · 1999Mattera MD
- Another Strike Against Sleepability.Journal of clinical sleep medicine : JCSM : official publication of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine · 2016Trotti LMDOI: 10.5664/jcsm.5666
- Strike!Revolution (Staten Island, N.Y.) · 1993Chipman D
- Strike!The Western journal of medicine · 1988Wolfe E
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罷工行動，簡稱罷工，是工人為了表示抗議，而集體拒絕工作的行為。在以集體勞動為重的工作行業，如工廠、煤礦等，罷工往往能夠迅速得到僱主、政府和公眾的迅速注意，從而工人所提出的要求就更可能獲得保證。在西方國家，罷工在19世紀末期和20世紀初、工業革命發生期間產生了關鍵的作用，成功迫使了政府修改政策、甚至倒台。 罷工並非現代工業社會所創的概念，雖然說大量招工在古代較不多見，但是在文明建立起來的時候，罷工就開始存在了。埃及法老王拉美西斯三世在公元前十二世紀在位期間，皇家墓園的工人就因為糧餉不夠而發起了罷工，這是一般歷史學家認為世界上的第一場罷工，顯示着工人階級首次獲得重視。本次事件在紙莎草紙上有詳細的歷史記載，保藏於意大利的都靈市埃及博物馆。
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