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Physician Strikes

Chest, 2014
Throughout medical history, physicians have rarely formed unions and/or carried out strikes. In a profession faced with the turmoil of health reform and increasing pressure to change their practices and lifestyles, will physicians resort to unionization for collective bargaining, and will a strike weapon be used to fight back against the array of ...
Stephen L, Thompson, J Warren, Salmon
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Coda: “Strike After Strike”

2021
This Coda reflects on recent developments in West Indies cricket and the manner in which victories are still captured in calypso, song and poetry, even if Caribbean cricket is viewed as struggling to find its way back to its full political potential for the region.
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Lightning strikes

Medical Journal of Australia, 1990
Lightning strike is a natural phenomenon with potentially devastating effects. The physics of lightning strike and the physiology of lightning injury are discussed. Three cases are reported and the clinical features are described. Aspects of the management of such patients are discussed with particular emphasis on assessment and resuscitation in the ...
G W, Fulde, S J, Marsden
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Lucky strike

Science, 2020
Last year, an unusual meteorite crashed in a Costa Rican rainforest. Rich in the building blocks of life, it has captivated collectors and researchers.
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Striking Women—Striking Out

Feminist Review, 2014
Between 2007-9, as part of the AHRC- funded research project, we sought to document and analyse the struggles of South Asian women workers in London, challenging dominant stereotypes about South Asian women‘s docility and dependence. This research involved life history interviews with migrant women workers of South Asian origin who took part in the ...
Sundari Anitha, Ruth Pearson
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Learning from strikes

Labour Economics, 2004
Abstract This paper reports on an experimental study of the respective influences of asymmetric information and emotional concerns on strike occurrence. It develops and tests Kuhn and Gu's model of learning in sequential wage negotiations, by means of two ultimatum bargaining games (UG) with uncertainty on the proposer's side.
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One Strike, Three Strikes

Alternative Law Journal, 2016
In October 2015, following an election promise by the NSW Coalition government to crack down on crime and anti-social behaviour in public housing, the NSW Parliament passed the Residential Tenancies and Housing Legislation Amendment (Public Housing - Antisocial Behaviour) Act 2015 (NSW) ('the PHAB amendments').
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Strike Duration and Strike Size

The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1993
Some theories of strike activity suggest that the settlement probability of a strike depends on the number of workers involved in the strike. Additionally, much recent em- pirical research on strikes has been constrained by data availability to look only at strikes in large bargaining units.
Alan Harrison, Mark Stewart
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