Definition of rolling strike in English:

rolling strike

noun

A strike consisting of a coordinated series of consecutive limited strikes by small groups of workers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week, the union began a series of rolling strikes - one day at the Registrar's Office, the next at the libraries, then at the museums and the hospitals.
- Drivers have threatened rolling strike action next week, with walkouts at two bus depots at a time on four consecutive days.
- They blocked roads from Sicily to Turin and staged rolling strikes.
- Rail workers throughout the country are involved in rolling strike action to protest low wages and safety breaches.
- If the negotiations fail to come to an agreement this week, nationwide rolling strikes are scheduled to begin in early May.
- Nurses and other health workers continued rolling strike action this week.
- The bank's rural lending settlements staff, who process farm mortgages, also joined the rolling strikes.
- However, it has cancelled its plan for rolling strike action from this week.
- Teachers endorsed a resolution calling for rolling strikes at the beginning of the next school term.
- Some teachers could go on strike, take rolling strike stoppages, and not have their pay deducted for non-performance in the classroom.
- It called for a rolling strike that only brought out 500 janitors on the first day and gradually added a few hundred workers to the picket lines each day.
- Well, thankfully this was called off, and instead they are going to have rolling strikes.
- The teachers expressed frustration that rolling strikes planned, which are not due to begin until the third week of term, are an inadequate response to the government's failure to agree to a new pay deal.
- Stopwork meetings and rolling strikes involving 12 unions are taking place in up to 50 hospital facilities throughout the state.
- Unions representing 1,000 bus drivers have called off rolling strikes scheduled this week.
- But as the teachers dug their heels in and embarked on rolling strikes, he made one fatal miscalculation.
- Thirty senior doctors took rolling strike action two months ago to protest over pay rates and working conditions.
- It is the first major teachers’ dispute since the rolling strikes of 1985-86.
- The workers will attend meetings to discuss plans for a series of rolling strikes in pursuit of a 7.5 percent wage increase.
- The action follows eight hours of rolling strikes earlier this month in protest over an inadequate pay offer and management's refusal to discuss overtime rates.

单词	rolling strike
释义	Definition of rolling strike in English: rolling strike noun A strike consisting of a coordinated series of consecutive limited strikes by small groups of workers. Example sentencesExamples Last week, the union began a series of rolling strikes - one day at the Registrar's Office, the next at the libraries, then at the museums and the hospitals. Drivers have threatened rolling strike action next week, with walkouts at two bus depots at a time on four consecutive days. They blocked roads from Sicily to Turin and staged rolling strikes. Rail workers throughout the country are involved in rolling strike action to protest low wages and safety breaches. If the negotiations fail to come to an agreement this week, nationwide rolling strikes are scheduled to begin in early May. Nurses and other health workers continued rolling strike action this week. The bank's rural lending settlements staff, who process farm mortgages, also joined the rolling strikes. However, it has cancelled its plan for rolling strike action from this week. Teachers endorsed a resolution calling for rolling strikes at the beginning of the next school term. Some teachers could go on strike, take rolling strike stoppages, and not have their pay deducted for non-performance in the classroom. It called for a rolling strike that only brought out 500 janitors on the first day and gradually added a few hundred workers to the picket lines each day. Well, thankfully this was called off, and instead they are going to have rolling strikes. The teachers expressed frustration that rolling strikes planned, which are not due to begin until the third week of term, are an inadequate response to the government's failure to agree to a new pay deal. Stopwork meetings and rolling strikes involving 12 unions are taking place in up to 50 hospital facilities throughout the state. Unions representing 1,000 bus drivers have called off rolling strikes scheduled this week. But as the teachers dug their heels in and embarked on rolling strikes, he made one fatal miscalculation. Thirty senior doctors took rolling strike action two months ago to protest over pay rates and working conditions. It is the first major teachers’ dispute since the rolling strikes of 1985-86. The workers will attend meetings to discuss plans for a series of rolling strikes in pursuit of a 7.5 percent wage increase. The action follows eight hours of rolling strikes earlier this month in protest over an inadequate pay offer and management's refusal to discuss overtime rates.
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