Not only does he become a strikebreaker, but he is later deputized as a law-enforcement official. |
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Just down from Oxford, Greene was a strikebreaker during the general strike, having been a member of the Communist party for all of six weeks. |
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The drivers were also not helped by the de facto strikebreaker role that City Hall played. |
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But when the collective agreement expires and they exercise their right to strike or the employer locks them out, a third party, the strikebreaker, cannot be allowed to take the worker's place. |
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The day the strikers' wives pelted the scabs with rotten eggs and a strikebreaker and Irish ex-cop named Edward Casey cracked Jimmie Morris's skull, the governor of Wisconsin called in the National Guard from Milwaukee. |
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