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strike pay
strike pay
noun
- money paid to strikers from the funds of a trade union
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Word History and Origins
Origin of strike pay1
First recorded in 1875–80
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Example Sentences
He said the Teamsters had offered to make their resources available to Amazon workers — including strike pay — while largely preserving the Amazon union’s independence.
From New York Times
Workers will also be careful about how they spend their money since strike pay is lesser than regular pay, he said.
From Reuters
Striking workers are receiving $500 a week from the union’s strike pay fund.
From Seattle Times
Under the UAW strategy, workers who go on strike would live on $500 per week in strike pay from the union, while others would stay on the job at full pay.
From Washington Times
Fain's decision to go with targeted walkouts could limit the cost to the union of strike pay.
From Reuters
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