When workers go out on strike, they are choosing to look for another job. refusing to work until conditions improve. helping their bosses by working harder. joining a union.

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When workers go out on strike, they are

choosing to look for another job.
refusing to work until conditions improve.
helping their bosses by working harder.
joining a union.

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refusing to work until conditions improve.

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