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UNIONS AND STRIKES – PROTECTED STRIKES

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Code of Good Practice.Picketing.1998.05
Form 8.1 Preparing for a strike
Form 8.2 Checklist during the strike
Form 8.3 Checklist after the strike
Form 8.3 Checklist after the strike2
Form 8.4 Draft picketing agreement
Form 8.5 Strike flow chart

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  1. does withdrawal to work overtime constitute Strike action?

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    • Reply to Ayanda: If employees collectively refuse to work overtime in support of a demand, it does amount to “strike” action.

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