2100.9.1 Definition of Strikers

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People who join other employees in stopping or interrupting work to protest work conditions, or to force the employer to accept the employees’ demands are strikers. Consider people strikers until they: return to work, are fired, or quit their job.

People who are not strikers includes but is not limited to: Employees whose workplace is closed because of a Lockout ; People exempt from work registration the day before the strike began; Exception : Does not include the exemption for being employed 30 hours or more. Employees not part of the bargaining unit on strike who do not want to cross the picket line due to fear of injury or death; and People unable to work due to striking employees. Examples : Truck drivers not working because products are not being produced. Employees laid off or furloughed due to the strike.

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2100.9.1 Definition of Strikers

Official source

People who join other employees in stopping or interrupting work to protest work conditions, or to force the employer to accept the employees’ demands are strikers. Consider people strikers until they: return to work, are fired, or quit their job.

People who are not strikers includes but is not limited to: Employees whose workplace is closed because of a Lockout ; People exempt from work registration the day before the strike began; Exception : Does not include the exemption for being employed 30 hours or more. Employees not part of the bargaining unit on strike who do not want to cross the picket line due to fear of injury or death; and People unable to work due to striking employees. Examples : Truck drivers not working because products are not being produced. Employees laid off or furloughed due to the strike.