Picket Line
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Picket line, to visibly inform the public that the union is on strike, and to invite other workers not to cross the linbe to work or deliver goods.
Generally a worker who goes on strike will not get paid by their employed.Upon their return to work they would not be entitled to re-gain any lost wages.Some workers will get strike pay paid by their union.
If a union goes on strike, the workers will remain out of work until the employer and union work things out. This is the union's way of having leverage over the employer.
Longshoremen
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* Lockout * Sympathy strike * Wildcat strike with out orders from union bosses* Sitdown stikethere is also warning strikes it is not a full strike but it is when all workers call in sick on the same day so they are sort of warning the employers what would happen if they really did strike.
Strike Silent goes by Silent Strike.
The right of workers to negotiate as a group with management is known as "collective bargaining." If a Union wants to be the representative of the workers in a particular industry or plant, an elective bargaining election is held. The workers vote for the union to represent them or not to have the union represent them. If the Union wins the vote, then a collective bargaining agreement is drawn up between management and representatives of the Union elected or selected by the members of that union. A collective bargaining agreement negotiates for things like wages, health benefits, safety concerns, etc. After the agreement is reached, the workers then vote on whether to accept it and then it goes into effect.
Ans :- Mahatma Gandhi Textile Labour Association which is normally known as TLA Ahmadabad was founded by Mahatma Gandhi in the year of 1920. after Mahatma return from South Africa in 1915 he decided to live permanently in India and for that he viewed many places and in the last he chose Gujarat and in Gujarat also he chose Ahmadabad for his satyagrah ashram. The main reason for choosing Ahmadabad was Textile Mills. Ahmadabad was known as a Manchester of India where most of the cotton Mills were situated. More Cotton Mills and many more Mill Workers were workers Education and Social activities for those workers & their family was done by Shree Ansuyaben Sarabhai. Shree Ansuyaben Sarabhai was a sister of the well-known mill owner shree Ambalal Sarabhai. In 1917 mill workers of Ahmadabad goes on the strike for increase of their wages and the strike was led by Mahatma Gandhi and after the strike of 25 days workers succeeded in their mission and get increase in their wages. This was the beginning for the thoughts to set up the union for these textile mill workers and it converted in to the Textile Labour Association (TLA) in 1920 A unique Trade union set by Mahatma Gandhi.
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