strike pay

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strike pay

n
(Industrial Relations & HR Terms) money paid to strikers from the funds of a trade union
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Noun1.strike pay - money paid to strikers from union funds
pay, remuneration, salary, wage, earnings - something that remunerates; "wages were paid by check"; "he wasted his pay on drink"; "they saved a quarter of all their earnings"
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Jones told members in a speech that the union's strike fund now has over $721 million.
BOSSES were warned the UK's biggest union has a PS35million strike fund and is "afraid of no one".
It's alright for the Unite boss to boast of a PS36 million strike fund, and breaking the law that requires a 50% turnout in postal ballots to legitimise action.
UNITE has set up a strike fund, which has grown to PS35 million, to finance industrial disputes.
We've got buckets of pound coins - it's adding to our strike fund."
On Friday, PEO union leader Pambis Kyritsis announced that the bus drivers will escalate measures, starting next week, and if necessary a 'strike fund' will be created to help them make ends meet until their fight bears fruit.
Brian Smith, UNISON Glasgow Secretary: "These seventy members are conducting themselves magnificently and have received support messages and strike fund donations from across the UK.
Never mind I've donated to the strike fund. The first rule of Strike Club: Never talk about Strike Club!" The move cost him any potential guild awards for "12 Years a Slave"--as it will for "American Crime."
He was a successful labour executive who, nevertheless, held no qualms about the possibility of accepting Soviet contributions to the strike fund and claiming that the TUC was assembling the 'elements of revolution' (245).
UO theater department alumna Steen Mitchell dropped by with a $10,000 donation for the strike fund.
Among the many groups who supported the striking miners was a group of gay and lesbian activists in London who, following the Gay Pride march in the same year, decided to raise money for the strike fund on the grounds that they had the same adversaries: the Thatcher government, the police and the tabloids.
"Other workers are supporting strikers through a strike fund as they have since this movement started.''