VW said the stoppages were part of regular production adjustments.
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But Sasa said the stoppages lasted more than three weeks.
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Thursday's stoppages are not part of the programmed rolling strikes.
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During this time farmers can't afford to have any stoppages.
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Work stoppages over coronavirus concerns threaten opportunities to move forward.
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A doctor explained that severe cases start at 211 stoppages.
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Stoppages also affected production at Nestle's instant coffee plant in Girona.
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Petrobras attributed the decline in part to a series of stoppages.
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But two major production stoppages this year highlight the risks, too.
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Those stoppages are set to run until the end of June.
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The CFDT is also joining stoppages called for Sunday and Monday.
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The first is happening today, with more stoppages planned for June.
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From coast to coast, work stoppages and labor protests keep coming.
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These were only two of many VAR stoppages during the matches.
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The work stoppages so far pale in comparison with those events.
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Other 24-hour stoppages are slated to take place on Aug.
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Britain's largest labor union has also scheduled 24-hour stoppages on Aug.
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Four days of stoppages and seven days of overtime bans are planned.
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Many people will lose income due to work stoppages or potential lockdowns.
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Britain's largest labour union has also scheduled 24-hour stoppages on Aug.
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What they're saying: Staffing levels are often the driving force behind work stoppages.
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In his view, most inmates did not support the protests or work stoppages.
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South Carolina corrections officials deny any work stoppages occurred, spokeswoman Ashleigh Messervy said.
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Venezuela's refineries have been plagued with blackouts, equipment issues and stoppages for years.
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There have been many delays — work stoppages, resistance from environmentalists and even sabotage.
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That leads to fewer stoppages in play and can make conditioning an issue.
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Britain's largest labor union Unite has also scheduled 553-hour stoppages on Aug.
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Once, workers used dynamite and mass work stoppages to get the message across.
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Hospital workers caused major work stoppages — strikes affecting 1,000 or more workers — at least four times in 2018, according to BLS, but the number of workers participating in the New York City strike outnumbers other recent nurse work stoppages by thousands.
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But those could easily turn into large deficits if stoppages and disruptions are prolonged.
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First quarter production, 2.538 million boepd, was held back by a number of stoppages.
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For this reason, facial lacerations are the most frequent cause of fight stoppages. 803.
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The stoppages are the most serious threat yet to Mr Macron's agenda of reforms.
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Strike turnout, the SNCF said, was about 15 percent, lower than in previous stoppages.
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SUDDEN STOPPAGES TO LIBYA'S OIL PRODUCTION CORRODE PIPELINES, EFFECTS LAST FOR YEARS - NOC CHAIRMAN
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Members of Jetstar's main pilot union made two four-hour work stoppages on Dec.
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Members of Jetstar's main pilot union made two four-hour work stoppages on Dec.
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Even so, a big plant like Newby experiences on average five such stoppages every day.
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French nuclear power capacity was cut by as much as five gigawatts due to stoppages.
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Venus Williams and Daria Kasatkina were left in an awkward position by the frequent stoppages.
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Stoppages make for large queues and there is little chance to make up for delays.
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There have been work stoppages in which inmates refuse to take part in prison labor.
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OPEC nation Venezuela's refineries have been plagued with blackouts, equipment issues and stoppages for years.
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Production stoppages could threaten revenue the company was expecting from selling shows to third parties.
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Last year there were just seven major work stoppages, the second-lowest number ever recorded.
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Those could make games even longer despite the league's professed goal of cutting down stoppages.
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Their strike is the latest in a series of stoppages by education, health and transport workers.
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Prolonged work stoppages are uncommon in the modern economy, which makes this long strike an anomaly.
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Both made progress through labor, sometimes through strikes, lockouts and work stoppages, and in the courts.
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Ten unions called for a 24-hour strike, while others called for two-hour work stoppages.
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Nearly half a million people participated in work stoppages in 22010, the largest number since 1986.
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That trend should continue, but factory work stoppages in China could delay sales into later quarters.
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Shallow-water production increased 9.8% from the second quarter, Petrobras said, as platform stoppages were reversed.
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It punctuated a strange night filled with delays, including two lengthy stoppages to sync the clock.
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Despite the Stop & Shop strike earlier this year, work stoppages are rare in the grocery industry.
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The contractor also failed to pay the 200 Poles their full wages, causing work stoppages and delays.
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Meanwhile, gasoline and diesel imports have sky-rocketed in recent months amid planned and unplanned refinery stoppages.
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In 2018 nearly half a million American workers were involved in work stoppages, the most since 1986.
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Little change is expected in dry bulk, while in liquid bulk maintenance stoppages at refineries are expected.
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Iqbal said there could be further protests, including work stoppages, if the government continued with the amnesty.
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The stream won't include commercials, so viewers will see the in-stadium entertainment during stoppages in play.
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And studio production stoppages could push back some licensing revenue when it comes due down the line.
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The union said they planned more work stoppages for Tuesday and next week to protest the sale.
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Prevent got into a dispute with Volkswagen in 2016, resulting in stoppages at VW's Golf assembly line.
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The "Red for Ed" protest was the latest in a wave of work stoppages by U.S. educators.
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And a flight attendants union threatened work stoppages today, which they could certainly resume if the shutdown returns.
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The union said they planned more work stoppages for Tuesday and next week to protest against the sale.
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The officials declined to say whether Pence would offer Canada assistance on the detentions and the trade stoppages.
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A dispute between the Hastors and Volkswagen escalated last year, resulting in stoppages at VW's Golf assembly line.
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NOC Tripoli estimates that Libya is already losing more than $67 million daily because of the port stoppages.
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Government-set fuel prices, a spate of accidents and other non-scheduled stoppages have cut deeply into margins.
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The SNCF state railway company said many rail connections were less harshly hit than during stoppages last week.
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The April shutdown, combined with the upcoming one, would add up to the planned 10 days of stoppages.
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But between stoppages, search teams working with shovels and heavy equipment found more bodies from Sunday's big eruption.
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"There was a marked reduction in knockouts and stoppages in 2013 when the headguards were removed," he said.
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As expected in an affair with nearly two hours of rain stoppages, the game concluded with its quirks.
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In reality the sport was just two guys swinging wild and a ton of sub ten second stoppages.
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He led the union through five work stoppages and was an adviser during three more after he retired.
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In 3.7, a record number of employees were involved in work stoppages — the highest number since the 1980s.
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The Pennsylvania Turnpike uses an award-winning, web-based app to maximize highway safety during extended traffic stoppages.
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But between stoppages, search teams working with shovels and heavy equipment found more bodies from Sunday&aposs big eruption.
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The stoppages are also hurting the reputation of inland waterways as the best way to move bulky things around.
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The nuclear plant stoppages will reduce output and force the EDF power company to import electricity from EU neighbors.
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Last year, they caused the first uptick in major work stoppages in the U.S. in more than three decades.
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The government averted a separate strike by air traffic controllers, and stoppages at oil refineries have had little impact.
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According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 85033-2016 was the lowest decade on record for major work stoppages.
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Labor stoppages are common in Argentina, where employers are hard-pressed to grant pay increases in line with inflation.
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But work stoppages spread to the railways and ports, with Air France pilots also voting to join the strikes.
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The mines ministry has justified the blanket stoppages, saying on several occasions that they are needed to save lives.
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Three hours of stoppages at BMW's Munich factory on Wednesday resulted in 250 cars not being assembled, it said.
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And stoppages have only gotten worse this spring with the manpower shortage, which has led to commercial lane closures.
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Strike turnout has already fallen to about half of what it was a week ago when the stoppages began.
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What was originally scheduled as an Oakland home game featured Raiders music during stoppages and frequent "Rai-ders!" chants.
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Nigeria has typically been Africa's largest oil exporter but rebel activity and government mismanagement have caused slowdowns and stoppages.
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It was also unclear if any work stoppages would coincide with a Unifor rally in Windsor, Ontario on Friday.
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Alternatively, as their conservative-leaning members leave, unions may seek more radical aims, pushing for strikes and work stoppages.
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With stoppages also in place at other important copper mines worldwide, global copper prices have risen on tighter supply expectations.
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Silver has been commissioner since 2014, replacing David Stern, who was in charge during four work stoppages of various lengths.
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The strike is the latest in a wave of teacher work stoppages in cities and states across the United States.
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In recent years, brief work stoppages over pay and conditions have also hit Kuwait's national airline and the customs administration.
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Methodology: BLS tracks work stoppages of more than 1,000 lost worker days and counts work days and non-holidays only.
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And while hockey has had plenty of work stoppages, it doesn't have a history of proven collusion like baseball does.
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" A spokesman for ABX Air's parent company says they expect "these minor disputes to be resolved without further work stoppages.
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"I regret that circumstances have led to the announcement of work stoppages in many counties throughout the state," Paine said.
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That highlight shows most of Takeru's best stoppages and flurries, but it skips over a huge chunk of his game.
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They don't seem happy with each other This game has been physical, with a number of stoppages for injured players.
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Generally, these work stoppages are union-sanctioned, meaning participants can access a strike fund, and are legally protected from termination.
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A worker at the complex, who requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak with media, confirmed the stoppages.
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"We trust that we will not be obliged to suffer further stoppages," the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Corrections authorities in certain states did not confirm work stoppages, but organizers say that 24,000 inmates in 12 states participated.
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Furthermore, it finds that the video replays take up just 1% of playing time, compared to 28% for set-piece stoppages.
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The stoppages were deliberate and preventive, Renault said, as sites reporting infections were unplugged from the network to prevent their spread.
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In 2018, 485,000 workers caused "major work stoppages," according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics — up from just 25,000 in 2017.
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The stoppages were prompted by an explosion early on Monday at a plant operated by Aisin Advics Co in Aichi Prefecture.
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Glencore also cited safety-related stoppages and smelter outages at Mopani copper mine in Zambia for its first quarter production shortfall.
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The latest stoppages targeted the Bulga and Ulan underground mines and five open cut mines across the Hunter Valley coal region.
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The Union said 24-hour stoppages will also take place at the Shetland gas plant between March 13 and May 8.
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Prisoners will conduct work stoppages, hunger strikes, and spending boycotts in the hopes that their list of 10 demands is met.
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Michelle Rhee, a prominent Democratic proponent of education reform, reliably sounds like a Republican when it comes to teacher work stoppages.
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Today, thanks to the peace agreement, the long stoppages and searches are gone, and the border is almost impossible to discern.
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It's also true that, just like in Google Maps, information about delays and stoppages in Citymapper isn't always 100 percent accurate.
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About 203,220 workers were involved in major work stoppages last year, the highest number since 220, according to the Labor Department.
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Construction on both Energy Transfer pipelines was ultimately slowed when state and federal regulators ordered numerous work stoppages after permit violations.
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But, the UFC may have struck gold by signing a Welshman who has forced stoppages in 85% of his 20 victories.
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In the first quarter, the firm reported oil production of 2.538 million boepd, as output was hit by a number of stoppages.
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The Penasquito mine, which produced 272,000 ounces of gold in 2018, has been subject to such stoppages in the past as well.
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Factories run by Tesla, Ford, and Nissan have also faced work stoppages because of the virus, according to The New York Times.
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Underpinning the turnaround have been curbs on supply—both voluntary, to push up commodity prices, and involuntary, such as strikes and stoppages.
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In 2000, there were 252 major work stoppages involving 2000,27 workers, the highest since 225, per new Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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The Force Ouvriere union said the Poissy stoppages were a concern for workers, who stand to lose some pay in both months.
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Two-thirds of France's 188 prisons were being disrupted by work stoppages and pickets on Wednesday morning, according to an official count.
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Guards have previously forced production stoppages at El Sharara and other oil fields, complaining about salary delays or demanding other financial benefits.
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It canceled flights after strikes last week by Dublin-based pilots and stoppages by cabin crew in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Belgium.
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Rain forced stoppages at Laps 49 and 165 before organizers decided to pull drivers off the track for good at Lap 204.
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National Implications of the Stop & Shop Strike The Stop & Shop strike joins a growing list of successful work stoppages throughout the nation.
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Transportation networks were badly snarled by the weather, with extensive breakdowns and subway and train service stoppages, and flight delays and cancellations.
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The act is reminiscent of train stoppages in recent years by graffiti artists in cities such as Madrid and Auckland, New Zealand.
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The industry estimates the stoppages cost it as much as $68 million a day, taking cumulative losses to up to $850 million.
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"It's not ideal, especially if you're a guy that doesn't kill penalties or that type of thing," Hall said of the stoppages.
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According to the International Labour Organization, the number of workers who participated in work stoppages has doubled in the last two years.
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In many respects losing a convincing decision might have been better for Weidman's appearance than the series of rough stoppages he has suffered.
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Imports dipped by 1.6 percent on weaker demand for motor vehicles and parts amid work stoppages and planned shutdowns in the automotive industry.
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Why it matters: Violence has pushed public health measures against Ebola into sporadic stoppages — effectively allowing the infectious disease to take foothold again.
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Fewer stoppages and less time without action, especially at the end of a game, will further enhance the viewing experience for our fans.
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The result was chaos: in just two of his years as the grassroots union leader at Longbridge, he was responsible for 523 stoppages.
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The passing leads to more scoring, and also to more clock stoppages that extend games and give the teams more time to score.
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The previous fiscal year was marred by a string of recalls, production stoppages and inspection improprieties that cut the automaker's earnings in half.
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After suffering two dramatic stoppages in a row, it's hard to see whether the pull to compete will still be there for Rousey.
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Also included were images and notes for the crucial "19683 stoppages étalon" (1913–14), a key work in the development of the artist.
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I know this makes me seem old but they've been playing popular music during stoppages since I was a kid and enough already.
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US government data focuses on "major work stoppages," or strikes that involve 1,000 or more workers and that last at least one shift.
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The country has set ambitious production targets, though these remain vulnerable to continuing political divisions and local stoppages, as well as financial constraints.
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In Australian rules football, play is continuous for 20-minute segments or longer, unlike in American football, which has stoppages after every down.
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Employees of airport security company Eulen held a series of one-hour stoppages on Friday to demand better working conditions and more staff.
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A near-standstill at the Securities and Exchange Commission is just one of the government's many stoppages of major functions, with more looming.
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As the protesters turned their focus from labor rights to the British Imperialist administration, strikes and work stoppages brought the territory to a standstill.
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That does not take into account any impact caused by production stoppages that followed the deadly earthquakes in southwestern Japan last month, it said.
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The export of motor vehicles and parts, which had been hit in recent months by work stoppages and other issues, increased by 14.6 percent.
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Trade unions are against the closure of the plant and have been carrying out protests and production stoppages at the units since last year.
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Shares in Lufthansa, down more than 13 percent this year, slipped lower on Friday as investors fretted over the prospect of stoppages dragging on.
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Petrobras, as the state-run company is known, said the lowest February output in two years was largely due to stoppages for maintenance work.
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And rightly so—from work stoppages to player safety to the quality of the on-ice product, there's plenty to criticize under his watch.
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Rivalry at numerous mines between the militant AMCU and the National Union of Mineworkers has seen work stoppages drag on and often turn violent.
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Employees of airport security company Eulen have held a series of short stoppages since early August to demand better working conditions and more staff.
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Guillaume Pepy, the chief of SNCF, denounced the stoppages, which cut the number of high-speed TGV trains on Monday to one in five.
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Supply to the market did not fall this low, according to export data, which points to shipments of 800,000 bpd or more despite stoppages.
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Carlos Murrieta, Pemex's director of industrial transformation, said the reduced crude runs were due to unscheduled stoppages at the company's Cadereyta and Madero refineries.
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He threw only 66 pitches but did not return to the mound after a 4.713-minute rain delay, the first of two lengthy stoppages.
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He also said that in 2017 the company would ramp up spending on the maintenance of refineries, many of which have faced unscheduled stoppages.
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Labo said any impacts on production would be minimal or made up for later, since miners tend to use stoppages to undertake routine maintenance.
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While McGregor beat Diego Brandao in the very first round, Kavanagh oversaw four victories (all stoppages), with three of his athletes receiving win bonuses.
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Maybe you can argue that the NHL's work stoppages, as panful as they were, ultimately resulted in a better landscape for all the teams.
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The company has also faced problems at its Werra site in Germany where waste water issues have led to production stoppages in recent years.
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ET — after it was scheduled for a 53:35 start — thanks to stoppages totaling 3:33 along with a game that lasted 3:26.
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Last year, nearly half a million workers took part in work stoppages, the highest number in over 30 years, notes Time magazine's Abigail Abrams.
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But nearly all of the 20 major work stoppages in 2018 involved massive labor strikes, which ended up boosting wages for thousands of workers.
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That movement has largely been led by service industry workers, particularly fast food workers, who have led strikes and work stoppages in major cities.
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The NHL has endured five significant work stoppages related to labor disputes since 1991-92, including the cancellation of the entire 2004-05 season.
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Related: The number of people who participated in work stoppages involving over 2100,22005 workers rose last year to its highest level since the 215s.
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The strike was disruptive than previous stoppages, with four unions representing a majority of France's energy workers joining forces behind the walkout this time.
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He fought 178 times in 155 career games, and compiled a string of brutal stoppages, distinguishing himself with intimidating power and a pit bull's gameness.
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The plan will be phased in over four stages in the next two months, as sudden stoppages could actually create more seismic events, Baker said.
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The company has increased its storage capacity for saline wastewater in the Werra area and said it does not expect stoppages to recur this year.
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The UWLX has changed the rules to entice new fans, including a shot clock, 20153-point goals and the canceling of stoppages on a whistle.
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Production has been repeatedly disrupted in recent years by stoppages and port blockades usually linked to demands for salary payments or funds for local development.
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"Given that this ramp-up will take a few weeks more, other temporary production stoppages or shift changes may occur in the factories," she added.
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"They don't have access to roads," Pandu Sjahrir, chairman of the Indonesian Coal Mining Association told Reuters on Wednesday, referring to stoppages by local authorities.
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It is rare that you will see someone with as many low kick stoppages, or fights which ended as he swarmed on a limping opponent.
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The bill's passage follows two stoppages by Senate Democrats looking to secure stronger worker protections and stricter guidelines for which corporations could receive government loans.
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Last week some Spanish plants of the Renault-Nissan alliance and Volkswagen's Spanish division Seat announced temporary stoppages that could last for days or weeks.
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Last week, some Spanish plants of the Renault-Nissan alliance and Volkswagen's Spanish division Seat announced temporary stoppages that could last for days or weeks.
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In 2018, more workers participated in a work stoppages than had since the 1980s, according to data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Stern jabbed at politicians, owners, coaches and reporters, and he oversaw contentious negotiations with the National Basketball Players Association that twice led to work stoppages.
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The government says the move ensures there will not be any further unplanned stoppages or cancellations of flights but insists it is not a bailout.
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The strike was more disruptive than previous stoppages, with four unions representing a majority of France's energy workers joining forces behind the walkout this time.
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To put it another way: In 2017, just 25,000 workers were involved in major work stoppages, according to BLS; in 2018, that number jumped to 485,000.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co extended production suspensions at Chinese plants, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply-chain disruptions.
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The virus that originated in Wuhan, China, has killed more than 900 people and infected over 40,000, causing work stoppages and factory closures in the country.
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Since Chavez opponents tried to oust him by shutting down the oil industry in a months-long strike that started in 2002, stoppages are considered sabotage.
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A spokesperson for the Port of Rotterdam told Motherboard last week that talks are ongoing and there will be no more work stoppages during these negotiations.
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Train services were disrupted for a 14th day since early April on Friday by stoppages that are taking place for two out of every five days.
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SNCF management said the share of staff striking had dropped to 17 percent this week from more than 30 percent when stoppages began on April 3.
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Schools and businesses were forced to close during the blackout, which lasted 12 hours, and even city transportation and airports suffered major stoppages as a result.
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Traders were also monitoring strikes against pension reform in France which were continuing to hamper rail transport services, although stoppages at ports have eased this week.
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Major work stoppages, usually caused by labor strikes or other workplace actions of disobedience, saw their first major uptick in more than three decades in 2018.
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Drivers for Uber and Lyft staged protests and work stoppages in cities around the world this week to protest falling pay on the ride-hailing platforms.
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A protest over pension reform in 2010 died once police broke up pickets at supply depots and railworkers came under pressure by stoppages that hit their paycheck.
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The incident led to serious production stoppages, pledges by Vale to reconstruct or decommission many of its other dams and the firing of a number of executives.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co extended suspensions of production at Chinese plants, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply-chain disruptions.
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Any stoppages at the refineries would likely cause gasoline prices to rise in California, which is largest and most expensive gasoline market in the continental United States.
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Petrobras, as the state-run company is known, said the drop in output was due to stoppages for maintenance work and a fire at an offshore platform.
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The ones with all the stoppages for offside and the dump-ins and chip-outs and shots from a great distance that were easily seen and stopped.
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The bottom line: Workers are finding their voice, whether it's through formal work stoppages (a lot of teachers went on strike in 2018) or through other means.
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The walkout in Arizona followed similar actions by teachers in West Virginia, Kentucky and Oklahoma, which were the first statewide U.S. teacher work stoppages since the 1990s.
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Last year the world's second biggest copper mine - Grasberg in Indonesia - had stoppages linked to disputes with the government, but operator Freeport-McMoRan Inc said on Jan.
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Two unions representing the bulk of Air France pilots have given notice of a strike from June 11 to 14 and said they may schedule further stoppages.
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Discontinuous strike action consisting of a series of 24-hour stoppages on the platforms will take place on March 11, March 27 and April 12, it said.
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Shipments of motor vehicles and parts shrank by 10.6 percent due to work stoppages and the introduction of changes to certain models destined for the U.S. market.
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Two unions representing the majority of Air France pilots have given notice of a strike from June 11 to 14 and said they might schedule further stoppages.
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The incident is reminiscent of similar stoppages at airports in the UK, when drone sightings at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports brought air traffic to a standstill.
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Others take longer to manifest, such as when contract payments are delayed as a result of the shutdown, which can cause work stoppages and other ripple effects.
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The candidates praised the workers for going on strike — as they have done repeatedly this year during work stoppages as they vie for support from organized labor.
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It also saw the launch of a coordinated series of nationwide work stoppages and hunger strikes by incarcerated Americans, perhaps the largest of its kind in history.
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Baines was too humble to campaign for himself, La Russa said, and missed out on 19843,000 hits because of two prolonged M.L.B. work stoppages in his career.
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In addition, the two sports lack the regular stoppages in play of football and baseball, and games revolve around five players responsible for both offense and defense.
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The incident led to serious production stoppages, pledges by Vale to reconstruct or decommission many of its other dams and the firing of a number of executives.
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Its operating profit fell 48.5% to 195.53 billion yen ($1.78 billion) in the year ended in March, hit by a string of recalls, production stoppages and inspection cheating.
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Timur Toktabayev, deputy minister for investments and development, said on Thursday the cabinet was looking at various options to avoid local plant stoppages and open up new markets.
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Global oil markets remain tight with unplanned supply stoppages from Libya, Venezuela and more recently, an outage at Canada's Syncrude upgrader that has especially strained North American markets.
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Ford took over the struggling Romanian carmaker Automobile Craiova in 2008 and is producing its B-Max model there, although low demand has led to regular production stoppages.
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Mercedes-Benz said increased tariffs on vehicles imported from the United States to China and delivery stoppages for individual diesel models hit demand and resulted in weaker prices.
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The strike is the latest in a wave of work stoppages in U.S. school districts, in which demands for resources have superseded calls for higher salaries and benefits.
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The trend reversal is likely to reignite investor concern over mine safety and could prompt regulators to step up shaft inspections, which often result in costly production stoppages.
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The spate of mine deaths could reignite investor concern over mine safety and could prompt regulators to step up shaft inspections, which often result in costly production stoppages.
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Why it matters: The deal covers more than 80,000 unionized workers, averting what would have been one of the largest work stoppages ever in the health care industry.
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Global nickel prices jumped 2 percent as the country's second-biggest nickel producer warned that more new stoppages would disrupt shipments to the crucial Chinese market and elsewhere.
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A union's strength may give it irrational confidence that it can defeat threats through conventional politics — like elections and lobbying — rather than more radical measures, like work stoppages.
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Additionally, Beijing's film bureau has said it will provide financial support to production companies and cinemas that have been hit hard by recent theater closures and production stoppages.
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He said that he was proud that there hadn't been any work stoppages during his tenure, and he suggested that she follow up with the human-resources department.
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After eight work stoppages from 1972 to 1995, the sides have negotiated deals without a strike or a lockout in 2002, in 2006, in 6 and this year.
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Not only are there fewer games, but also they are shorter and quicker (10- as opposed to 12-minute quarters and with fewer play stoppages mandated by television).
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A total of 2000,0003 employees were involved in major work stoppages last year — the highest number since 2000, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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Exports dropped to C$131.08 billion from C$142.08 billion as shipments of motor vehicles and parts fell sharply, hit by work stoppages and changes made to certain models.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co on Friday extended suspensions of production at Chinese plants, joining a growing number of automakers facing stoppages due to supply-chain disruptions.
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Its operating profit fell 48.5 percent to 195.53 billion yen ($1.78 billion) in the year ended in March, hit by a string of recalls, production stoppages and inspection cheating.
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The tide of cards, the number of stoppages and the nervousness of the players made this a poor and scrappy game, unfit for what should be Europe's finest tournament.
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State-run Tataouine and Mosaique FM radio reported stoppages at Baguel and Tarfa fields, which are joint ventures for gas and condensate output, according to the Perenco company website.
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The extra time for stoppages added in that game was dwarfed, however, by the 18 minutes added in England's 3-0 win over Cameroon in the Women's World Cup.
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A regional government ban on drawing further supplies from the lake was partially suspended on July 28th, averting the threat of eight-hour-a-day stoppages in the capital.
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But they, like other airline employees, are under the Railway Labor Act, which prohibits work stoppages and walkouts unless they are released by the president-appointed National Mediation Board.
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"We are feeling pretty satisfied despite the fact that we have come in flat despite all of those production stoppages," Group Chief Executive Stephen Binnie said in an interview.
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But completion was delayed by work stoppages by state agencies due to permit violations and other problems, including release of drilling fluids into waterways and the discovery of sinkholes.
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Three hours of stoppages at BMW's Munich factory on Wednesday resulted in 83 cars not being assembled, BMW said, adding it was working to make up the production shortfall.
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The company said on Thursday that it had increased storage capacity for saline wastewater in the Werra area and does not expect a repeat of the stoppages this year.
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Unlike other countries where Ryanair has suffered stoppages in recent weeks such as Spain, Portugal and Ireland, the Netherlands is not listed among the budget carrier's top 10 markets.
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Minister Borne said the stoppages would halve regional rail services nationally and that high-speed TGV connections between major cities would be cut to 40 percent of normal levels.
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Even states with strong unions would begin to look a lot more like right-to-work states—and illegal work stoppages could become the norm as a negotiating tactic.
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During stoppages in play, Colon will casually toss the ball in the air and catch it basket-style in his mitt, like a Little Leaguer awaiting action to resume.
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But the planned strike raised the specter of stoppages and protests spreading to other sectors as Brazilians vent frustrations with a deeply unpopular government and a still-sputtering economy.
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A total of 485,000 employees were involved in major work stoppages in 2018 — the highest number since 1986, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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A total of 20193,000 employees were involved in major work stoppages last year — the highest number since 1986, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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According to data through Week 11 provided by an N.F.L. broadcaster, stoppages for replay are at least at a five-year high, with an average of 1.73 per game.
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A dispute between VW and one of its suppliers led to production slowdowns at six Volkswagen plants last month, highlighting how vulnerable modern car production systems are to stoppages.
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Department employees say that in Foggy Bottom and beyond, civil- and foreign-service officers are doing their jobs and there are no work stoppages or visible expressions of protest.
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Kentucky teachers were among thousands of educators in several states to protest and stage work stoppages during the last couple of months, demanding increases in pay and school budgets.
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Indicated 1.0 percent higher Europe's largest automaker eclipsed Toyota as the world's top-selling carmaker in the first quarter as the Japanese rival grappled with a series of production stoppages.
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In particular, the body cited stoppages at Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, as well as at Freeport-McMoran Inc's Grasberg mine in Indonesia and Cerro Verde mine in Peru.
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The arena PA announcer occasionally let the everyone know a whistle blew for an icing or offside, but there wasn't a sense of confusion in the air during those stoppages.
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Vidalies said stoppages on the Paris RER and Metro urban transport networks from June 2 were unlikely to be as disruptive because the CGT had less clout on those services.
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Representatives from Anglo American PLC Rio Tinto and BHP, which runs its mines in partnership with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp, could not immediately comment on the impact of the rail stoppages.
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But completion has been delayed by several work stoppages by state agencies due to permit violations and other problems, including release of drilling fluids into waterways and discovery of sinkholes.
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Randgold, which has operations in Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast and the Democratic Republic of Congo, said in May it would meet its full-year production targets despite the labour stoppages.
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K+S was hit by a severe drought in Germany last year that led to production stoppages at its biggest site on the Werra river and pushed up freight costs.
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The company said production was impacted by stoppages due to maintenance on FPSO Cidade de Angra dos Reis in the Lula field and on P-37 in the Marlim field.
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While work stoppages over low pay rarely take place in the U.S. industry because of hurdles set up by the Railway Labor Act, that is not the case in Europe.
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Both numbers represented improvements on a moribund October, during which the lingering effects of a 2015 volcanic explosion severely affected the nation's salmon industry and work stoppages cut copper production.
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Germany's Verdi union gave notification of the strikes earlier on Thursday, stepping up action after several stoppages in recent weeks that have forced the cancellation of more than 300 flights.
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Strikes have already cost the company 300 million euros ($359 million) and stoppages by pilots, ground staff and other workers are due to resume on May 7 and May 8.
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But the sale was conducted against the backdrop of work stoppages in Europe that lasted as long as three days, one of the biggest labor actions in the company's history.
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"The Group will make use of these stoppages to implement revisions to production and quality control protocols to benefit our customers and enhance overall productivity," FCA said in a statement.
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But Durkan said she was particularly concerned about the small businesses and gig economy workers in Seattle who are ill-suited to handle declining economic activity or outright work stoppages.
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Campus administrators have said it would be illegal for them to negotiate with strikers because the protest is unauthorized by the broader union, and their contract prohibits such work stoppages.
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The number of workers who participated in work stoppages nearly doubled from 2016 to 2018, according to the International Labour Organization, with 106 million workers involved in strikes last year.
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The guards at Schiphol, Europe's third largest airport after London Heathrow and Paris Charles de Gaulle, have held several short work stoppages in recent weeks, causing no disruption to flights.
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It remains to be seen how long the coming strike will last; experts believe the company could endure a month of stoppages before its showrooms and supply chain are affected.
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A wave of labor stoppages could put additional pressure on the profitability of companies affected at a time when they are already grappling with increasing input costs and uncertain demand.
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Because of the lengthy stoppages before many special-teams plays, the kicking game, Saban acknowledged, is the phase of the game in which he makes the most hands-on calls.
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One of Holloway's slickest methods, and one which has earned him a good few of his stoppages, is to draw the opponent forward and attack their body as they step in.
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Wal-Mart had argued that it was lawful to discipline workers with unexcused absences to participate in the protests because the strikes constituted "intermittent work stoppages" not protected under labor law.
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Lower pay-rise offers could even increase the threat of work stoppages, further hurting an economy forecast to expand less than 1 percent this year compared with 1.3 percent in 2015.
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Volkswagen has previously said it is reviewing its supplier and procurement strategy to avoid another dispute like the one that caused production slowdowns and even stoppages at six plants last month.
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Franck Terner, CEO for the French carrier's operations, said the February-May stoppages led to "no massive cancellations" among corporate clients - but that could change if strike action resumed, he warned.
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After being rocked from a flying knee of the Brit's, Almeida finished the bout with one of his own in what was the most spectacular stoppages on the UFC 189 card.
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The strike, as well as stoppages at Freeport-McMoran Inc's Grasberg mine in Indonesia and Freeport's Cerro Verde mine in Peru, have pushed global copper prices up, on tighter supply expectations.
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Strikingly, some of the regions most prone to stoppages also had the lowest turnout in the elections, among them Irkutsk in south Siberia, where just 28% of voters cast their ballots.
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The Los Angeles walkout follows a wave of teachers' strikes last year across the United States over pay and school funding, including work stoppages in West Virginia, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Arizona.
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UNITE UNION SAYS DISCONTINUOUS STRIKE ACTION CONSISTING OF A SERIES OF 24 HOUR STOPPAGES WILL ALSO COMMENCE ON THE PLATFORMS AT 07:00 HOURS ON MARCH 11, MARCH 27 & APRIL 12
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The walkout in Los Angeles follows a wave of teacher strikes last year across the United States over pay and school funding, including work stoppages in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Arizona.
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Work stoppages were also causing a smaller Dutch factory to run at half its capacity on Tuesday, Akzo said, and were expected to hit production at a third plant on Thursday.
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There was no clear evidence that anything of the kind was about to happen, however, even as rolling stoppages by rail workers halted train services for the eighth day this month.
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Mexico's work stoppages drew indigenous Zapatista women in the south and foreign ministry employees in the capital into a protest that sought to illustrate what life would be like without them.
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But it said 90 percent of its factories were running normally on Monday after partial production stoppages at sites in France, Romania and Slovenia undertaken to prevent the spread of ransomware.
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The work stoppages could have consequences for teachers and school employees, including being denied pay, suspended, fired or barred from teaching in public school for a year, the Gazette-Mail reported.
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The measures that could be taken at the Qantas Airways Ltd subsidiary range from things like declining duty changes to even 24-hour work stoppages, the union said in a statement.
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But Car Trim and ES Automobilguss, two suppliers within privately held Prevent group, exposed a vulnerability when they halted seat cover and gearbox parts deliveries, triggering stoppages at VW assembly plants.
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Faraday faces issues include work stoppages on the facility and a lawsuit from a graphics company due to non-payment of contractors, so it's understandable to see it scale back its plans.
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The unity government's Presidential Council released a statement on Monday after two days of swirling rumors that it was on its way to Libya and several flight stoppages at Tripoli's Mitiga airport.
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For years, Pemex's six domestic oil refineries have operated well below their capacity, due to a mix of underinvestment, deferred maintenance and frequent accidents, including deadly explosions that have provoked costly stoppages.
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MELBOURNE, Feb 278 (Reuters) - London copper prices inched towards the key level of $2511,21000 a tonne on Monday, with supply concerns simmering amid production stoppages at the world's two biggest copper mines.
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Stoppages at French ports last month added to headaches for grain companies, which also saw inland transport disrupted by a month-long rail strike from early December in protest against pension reform.
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Workers at the German car giant's four UK factories plan to stage eight 13-hour stoppages unless the company goes back on its intention to close the final-salary pension scheme. bit.
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Finance Minister Michel Sapin said the stoppages and street demonstrations, which have hit rail services, power stations, oil refineries, ports and waste treatment plans, were having no significant impact on the economy.
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It follows similar walkouts by teachers in West Virginia, Kentucky and Oklahoma that marked the first statewide U.S. teacher work stoppages since the 1990s - all in states where Republicans dominate the legislature.
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Premium rival Audi said it too was trying to catch up after around 700 vehicles were not assembled as a result of two stoppages at its Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm factories this week.
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Smolka, the 9th ranked flyweight and 5-1 favorite came into this fight riding a four fight win streak with three stoppages, with two of those earning "Performance of the Night" bonuses.
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WESTONARIA, South Africa (Reuters) - The chief executive of South Africa's Gold Fields has warned that first quarter production at its South Deep mine could be lower than expected due to safety stoppages.
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The section of the highway where the crash occurred was subject to traffic stoppages at that time of the morning, as a maintenance crew was periodically pulling power lines across the highway.
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Some experts argue that the ongoing strikes in Matamoros are unlikely to reshape Mexico in the short term: The city was uniquely ripe for strikes and work stoppages because of its history.
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They organized work stoppages, and one of their number, Sarah Bagley, would in 21955 found the Lowell Female Labor Reform Association, which pressured the Massachusetts government to hold hearings on working conditions.
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In hindsight, the 6900-day strike, the largest retail strike in the U.S. since 2628, could turn out to be one of the most important work stoppages of the past few decades.
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Nord Stream 2 is intended to bypass Ukraine, a key route for Russian gas flows to Europe, as rows between Moscow and Kiev have previously led to stoppages in supplies from Russia.
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A showdown with rail workers is shaping up as a make-or-break moment for French president Emmanuel Macron, with "another wave of crippling transport stoppages" hitting France yesterday, per France 24.
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The Air France turmoil has coincided with other strike action as rail workers press on with rolling stoppages to protest President Emmanuel Macron's planned overhaul of SNCF, the state-run train operator.
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Working-class Americans haven't been this fed up with their employers since the 1980s, as this chart shows: To be clear, not all 485,000 workers involved in the stoppages were on strike.
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A dramatic slowdown in air travel, and closure of offices and manufacturing plants and stoppages on infrastructure projects, means a deepening impact on demand at a time of weakening overall global demand.
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Work stoppages could occur even if the opposition finds its way to power, as unions seek to extract a better deal for it workers from new leaders, said Eurasia Group's Grais-Targow.
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There are 55 unionized General Motors across ten states, according to the company, all of which are affected by the strike, although the union says work stoppages are happening in 19 states.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Oil exports by Brazilian state-run Petrobras should fall slightly in the first quarter, thanks to scheduled maintenance stoppages at offshore platforms, executives said on Thursday.
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The union plans to stage a partial strike for the remainder of this week and stoppages could continue into next week depending on the company's response, union spokesman Jang Chang-yeal said.
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Highlighted by one hell of a light heavyweight war, and more third-round stoppages than any card in UFC history (with six total), the UFC's debut in Ottawa was one for the books.
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The strike by fuel distribution workers, who are demanding a wage rise of about 300 dinars ($100) a month, is the latest in a series of stoppages by education, health and transport workers.
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National Briefing | Midwest Angered by teacher sickouts that have closed many Detroit schools, majority Republicans in Michigan's Legislature on Thursday proposed legislation to make it easier to deem such work stoppages illegal strikes.
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Primary school teachers continued a series of smaller work stoppages last year, joined by university staff in September, who demand more than 1 billion euros in extra investment to improve their working conditions.
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Managers at Poissy, which assembles the Peugeot 208, Citroen C3 and DS3 cars, told workers the September and October stoppages were a response to the Brexit vote, a company spokesman said on Thursday.
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Ryanair's directly employed pilots who are members of its Irish trade union responded by calling a fourth one-day strike on August 123 and warned of further stoppages unless the airline changes tack.
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K+S has been plagued in recent years by production stoppages at its Werra site in Germany due to waste water issues that have led to a lack of available staff and machinery.
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Year-ahead electricity contracts hit one-year highs last week over reports that France might prolong planned maintenance stoppages at 12 of its 58 nuclear reactors in the coming months for additional checks.
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And while Brunson doesn't boast the same name value as these prospective opponents, his fantastic wrestling and affinity for abrupt stoppages make him a dangerous opponent for the veteran Mousasi all the same.
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Despite this deficit, however, the event delivered as one of the most exciting in recent memory, as onlookers witnessed a handful of dazzling, first-round stoppages, and some excellent, back-and-forth scraps.
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Working-class Americans haven't been this fed up with their employers since the 1980s, as this chart shows: To be clear, not all 485,000 workers involved in the 34 stoppages were on strike.
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In almost every Romero fight the commentators will remark that his musculature and explosive movement will trouble him over the distance, and yet many of Romero's stoppages have come in the third round.
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Benjamin McCarron, managing director at ARE, predicted "increasing damage to ports" from storms and related stoppages in operations if measures are not taken to prepare for global warming impacts, including more extreme weather.
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Public transport strikes that have crippled rail services and rolling stoppages by dock workers have left grain exporters in France, the European Union's biggest grain producer, struggling to get their supplies to ports.
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The nine days of stoppages across dozens of Spanish ports would take place on alternate days, meaning disruptions could drag on for three weeks between March 6 and March 24, El Pais said.
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The current industrial action, sparked by plans to shake up the state-owned rail company, began earlier this month with a union call for stoppages two days in every five over three months.
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As imported diluents are increasingly crucial to transport and market Venezuelan crudes amid declines in PDVSA's own light and medium oil output and refinery frequent stoppages, some companies might agree to the deal.
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She began hormone treatment two years ago, and has been playing for Canberra's Ainslie Tricolours in the position of ruckman (a tall player who contests the ball at bounces and stoppages) the past season.
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Dozens of people were also injured, as drivers tried to get around stoppages, after protestors in a grassroots protest movement dubbed the "yellow vests" took to motorway sliproads, tunnel entrances or airport access roads.
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The railway stoppages had left steelmakers, who had run down stockpiles, scrambling for supplies and boosted sales for Australian miners further south, such as Whitehaven Coal Ltd, whose mines were unaffected by the cyclone.
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The SNCF reform has drawn public support so far, and 56 percent of French people thought the train stoppages were unjustified, according to an Ifop poll published on Sunday in the Journal du Dimanche.
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Highlighted by an unforgettable middleweight title fight between English champ Michael Bisping and MMA legend Dan Henderson, as well as a whopping nine stoppages, the eleven-fight card was one for the history books.
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Musk has said the planned stoppages are intended to give the company time to perform upgrades that will help it reach a goal of building 6,000 vehicles per week by the end of June.
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South Africa's mining industry has for years complained that government inspectors have been imposing frequent work stoppages over safety, costing billions of rand in lost output and putting mines and jobs on the line.
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Work even more closely with suppliers, and if needed, find alternative sourcingThe coronavirus has caused work stoppages and supply chain lockdowns for many sellers, especially because a lot of their suppliers are in China.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which collects data on all work stoppages involving 1,000 or more workers, the strike in Wilmerding, near Pittsburgh, was the largest manufacturing strike of the Trump presidency.
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I predict that in hindsight, the corporate powers that be will live to regret this decision, because the long-term effect will be the kinds of protests and work stoppages we're seeing with teachers.
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PARIS, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Unions at Renault have called for protests and work stoppages on Tuesday at the French carmaker's Flins plant west of Paris as they resist demands for greater working time flexibility.
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The CGT, CFT and FO unions are all backing the stoppages, labour representatives told Reuters, as they negotiate a new three-year competitiveness deal with management to replace a previous one struck in 2013.
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The general strike, which follows other stoppages last year, comes after an apparently conciliatory move from the president, who freed dozens of activists on Friday to ease months of tension in its minority regions.
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Ahead of the vote, the opposition organized a series of work stoppages as well as a July 16 protest vote that it said drew more than 7.5 million symbolic votes against the constitutional assembly.
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Nunes entered the bout on the heels of back-to-back stoppages of Shayna Baszler and Sara McMann, while Shevchenko stepped onto the canvas with a successful debut over Sarah Kaufman in the rear-view.
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The union, which also wants a shorter working week, plans to expand stoppages across Germany from next Monday to step up pressure on employers before the next round of pay negotiations, due on Jan. 11.
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Construction of Mariner 2, which started in early 2017, was originally expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2017 but has been delayed by repeated work stoppages by Pennsylvania regulators, among other things.
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With the league having a streak of work stoppages surrounding negotiations of each of the past three CBAs, all within Bettman's tenure as commissioner, both parties spoke in cautiously optimistic tones about the early talks.
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That included comparing the number of knockouts and stoppages due to head blows in world series boxing against amateur fights at the time, and also in the 2009 and 2011 world championships compared with 2013.
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Premium rival Audi, owned by Volkswagen, also said it was trying to catch up after around 700 vehicles were not assembled as a result of two stoppages at its Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm factories this week.
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Drug shortages might not be felt immediately, as many companies stockpile ingredients or supplies to protect against unexpected stoppages, or have redundancies — meaning they rely on factories in different places — built into their supply chains.
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The strike in Chicago follows a wave of teacher protests and work stoppages nationwide, including in conservative states like West Virginia and Oklahoma, as well as in large, liberal cities including Los Angeles and Denver.
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Around the southern Indian city of Chennai, often dubbed the "Detroit of South Asia", there have been a series of work stoppages at the motorcycle makers, mainly over union recognition, contract labor and wage issues.
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The global spread of the new coronavirus has triggered an unprecedented slump in energy demand and stoppages in most power-intensive manufacturing, leading to deep falls in oil and gas prices damaging to OMV's profitability.
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What made the teacher strikes most remarkable, other than their sheer size, was the fact that many work stoppages happened in states where government employees have no legal right to unionize or go on strike.
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The clashes heightened concern over a potential repeat of outbreaks of union violence that resulted in deaths and operational stoppages across the sector, the most gruesome being when police shot 34 miners in 2012 near Lonmin.
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Copper, which is largely the motor of Chile's economy, has experienced a price rally in the last several months, due to solid demand in China, a key export market, and tightened supply amid major work stoppages.
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So far, Shell has made no proposal to settle the dispute over wage increases which has led to work stoppages at Europe's largest refinery and Moerdijk chemical plants in the Netherlands since April 8, unions said.
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But with manufacturing paused for the Chinese New Year - and planned stoppages at Airbus and elsewhere now being extended - it may be weeks before economies feel the full brunt of the freight upheaval currently playing out.
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The call for stoppages from June 2 onwards was made by the CGT labour union, which is already spearheading weekly rail strikes and other protests over labour law reforms that would make hiring and firing easier.
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The Communist-rooted CGT union sought to raise the pressure on President Emmanuel Macron with a call for stoppages too at the Paris subway transport company, RATP, which is not targeted by the national railway reforms.
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There hasn't been a strike in the industry since very brief work stoppages at GM and Chrysler in 2007, when the union was forced to accept concessions such as changes in the retiree health care coverage.
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The SNCF forecast that 43 percent of workers needed to make the train network run smoothly would walk out on Monday as stoppages continue, affecting local trains as well as regional lines and some international journeys.
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Six days of stoppages over the last two weeks grounded 3.73,460 flights and disrupted the travel plans of more than 525,000 passengers, costing Lufthansa between 60 and 90 million euros ($64 million-$96 million) so far.
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In that state, the country's industrial heartland, the union has called for stoppages at 143 companies on Tuesday, including Lumileds, the LED components and car lighting business formerly owned by Philips, and Thyssenkrupp unit Rothe Erde.
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The stoppages and intrusions of sand, he went on, in all likelihood signaled that the water level had begun dipping below the mouth of the pipe, causing the pump to act as a vacuum for sand.
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"They must receive extensive training on many topics to include use of force and rules of engagement, warning shots, contact reporting and tracking, and how to clear machine guns of any malfunctions or stoppages," said Smeeks.
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A month-old public transport strike that has crippled rail services and rolling stoppages by dock workers have left companies in the European Union's biggest grain producer struggling to get grain to ports and to manufacturers.
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A month-old public transport strike that has crippled rail services and rolling stoppages by dock workers have left firms in the European Union's biggest grain producer struggling to get their crop to ports and factories.
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VW said the stoppages were part of regular production adjustments planned for the following quarter and were due to output being higher than expected thanks to workers keeping up production during the summer shutdown in July.
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The full-day walkout came after a series of partial stoppages since July at the automaker's factories across South Korea, its biggest manufacturing base which produces nearly 40 percent of its vehicles sold globally last year.
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Seeking to appeal to Maduro's traditional base among the working class, Guaido said on Wednesday he would consider a proposal from public workers to call for a series of stoppages leading up to a general strike.
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HAMBURG, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Volkswagen is reviewing its supplier and procurement strategy to avoid another crippling dispute like the one that caused production slowdowns and even stoppages at six plants this month, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said.
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From the showstopping overhead back elbow that Yair Rodriguez landed on Chan Sung Jung, to Johnny Walker knocking out Khalil Rountree with short elbows from the double collar tie, there were plenty of high profile elbow stoppages.
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Macron has stood firm in the face of unions whose strike call - nationwide stoppages two days in every five days up to the end of June - has crippled services each time since it began on April 3.
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Nearly two-thirds of people were in favour of the government facing down the strikes, while 56 percent thought the train stoppages were unjustified, according to an Ifop poll published on Sunday in the Journal du Dimanche.
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It is still well under the 1.6 million bpd Libya was producing before 2011, and the industry has suffered continuing stoppages including the current closure of the southwestern El Feel field due to a protest by guards.
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Its pilots in Germany voted overwhelmingly on Monday in favour of striking, adding to Ryanair's recent labour woes after strikes last week by Dublin-based pilots and stoppages by cabin crew in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Belgium.
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The Irish airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, has responded by threatening to move jobs away from any bases affected by the stoppages, beginning with Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent last week.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Travelers across Europe suffered disruption on Tuesday after the failure of a continent-wide flight plan processing system, affecting around half of the day's flights and adding to problems in France caused by labor stoppages.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair proposed that a third-party mediator join talks with a trade union representing its Irish pilots who went on strike for a fourth time on Friday before wider stoppages planned around Europe next week.
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America experienced an average of 16 major work stoppages (affecting 1,000 workers or more) each year from 2001 to 20093, down from 52 per year between 1981 and 2000, and 300 per year from 1947 to 1980.
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LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - British factory orders slid in June against a backdrop of stoppages in car production following uncertainty about when Britain will leave the European Union, the CBI's monthly industrial trends survey showed on Wednesday.
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Production stoppages at its Werra site due to waste water issues have plagued K+S in recent years and forced the company to cut its forecasts twice last year due to a drought at the German river.
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This helps to explain why so many prisoners are joining hunger strikes and work stoppages, demanding better living conditions and an end to exploitative forced labor that does nothing to prepare them for their return to society.
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American teachers have, in a significant way, resuscitated the county's ailing labor movement with a series of massive strikes that caused an uptick of major work stoppages in the U.S. for the first time in three decades.
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Its pilots in Germany voted overwhelmingly on Monday in favor of striking, adding to Ryanair's recent labor woes after strikes last week by Dublin-based pilots and stoppages by cabin crew in Italy, Spain, Portugal and Belgium.
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Britain's government opened the first part of a 330 billion pound loan guarantee scheme for businesses on Monday, which will help small and medium-sized firms borrow up to 5 million pounds to deal with coronavirus stoppages.
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German pilots represented by union Vereinigung Cockpit staged six days of stoppages over the last two weeks, grounding 4,460 flights and disrupting the travel plans of more than 525,000 passengers in a long-running row over pay.
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CGT-led stoppages caused limited disruption at refineries and nuclear power plants but the union looked increasingly isolated in its efforts to force the government to withdraw reforms that would make hiring and firing of workers easier.
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The stoppages by air traffic controllers and teachers were part of a wider labor action by state employees, who are being urged by several unions to flex their muscles ahead of talks on long-running wage restraint measures.
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Chile's state-controlled mining company, Codelco, the world's top copper producer, said one of its mines had closed and other industries across the country are bracing for similar stoppages as trade unions have joined with protesters, Reuters reports.
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Mercedes-Benz passenger car sales rose 4 percent in the fourth quarter but increased tariffs on vehicles exported from the United States to China and delivery stoppages for individual diesel models hit demand and resulted in weaker prices.
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It was the first major increase in work stoppages in three decades, and it was nearly entirely driven by 379,000 teachers and other education workers, who accounted for 78 percent of all those who went out on strike.
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In the state, also Germany's most populous, IG Metall has called for stoppages at 143 companies on Tuesday, including Lumileds, the LED components and car lighting business formerly owned by Philips, and Thyssenkrupp unit Rothe Erde in Dortmund.
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Labour unions have scheduled stoppages that risk disrupting transport for millions of visitors and fans hoping to follow the Euro 210 soccer tournament from June 22016 onwards, after weeks of violence-marred street protests against planned labour reforms.
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The General Secretary of Transportation in Eastern Libya had ordered stoppages and checks on all flights travelling over eastern territory from either Misrata or Tripoli's Mitiga airport to Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Sudan, the airport official added.
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Major League Baseball and the players' union reached an agreement Wednesday night on a five-year collective bargaining agreement, beating a midnight deadline and ensuring labor peace through 2187 for a sport once regularly entangled in work stoppages.
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On Tuesday, industrial action is also scheduled in Bavaria, home to premium carmaker BMW and engineering group Siemens, where the union is threatening to shift from short warning strikes lasting only a few hours to full-day stoppages.
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Attorneys, think tanks, activists and United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) — the agency that issues visas, work permits and naturalizations to foreign nationals — have proposed ways to fix vulnerabilities under law created by the coronavirus work stoppages.
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A total of 2000,0003 employees were involved in major work stoppages last year — the highest number since 2000, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job, demanding higher pay raises and lower health insurance premiums.
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On Monday, workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island and the grocery delivery startup Instacart engaged in work stoppages to protest what they described as failures by management to adequately protect workers amid the ongoing health crisis.
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On Monday, Britain's government opened the first part of a 330 billion pound ($393.92 billion) loan guarantee scheme for businesses, which will help small and medium-sized firms borrow up to 5 million pounds to deal with stoppages.
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PARIS, Jan 9 (Reuters) - France's CFDT trade union gave its backing on Monday to carmaker Renault's plans to make the company more competitive, which had previously led to a period of work stoppages in protest at the proposals.
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The Model 3 targets a 25 percent gross margin when fully ramped, but with production line stoppages and the need to hire 400 more hourly workers, the vehicle's negative margins today could be further pressured in the short-term.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Copa America organizers CONMEBOL defended the use of video technology at the tournament after revealing VAR stoppages had averaged two minutes 26 seconds per intervention, nearly double the time taken at the 2018 World Cup.
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Lonmin's first half was hampered by what it called "low morale and high management turnover" due to delays in closing the Sibanye-Stillwater deal, as well as safety stoppages and power outages related to South African power supplier Eskom.
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These risks include [...] difficulties in managing, growing, and staffing international operations, including in countries in which foreign employees may become part of labor unions, employee representative bodies, or collective bargaining agreements, and challenges relating to work stoppages or slowdownsU.
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Voces de la Frontera, one of the organizing groups, touted on its website "work stoppages, business closures and student walk-outs" in support of a broader effort to kill the bills and make a showing of immigrant economic power.
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Industrial action is also scheduled to the south in Bavaria, home to premium carmaker BMW and engineering group Siemens, where the union is threatening to shift from short warning strikes lasting only a few hours to full-day stoppages.
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No player on either side attempted anything so rash in the 90 minutes — or 93 minutes, given that City's one shot on target came in the third and final minute of time added on for stoppages at the end.
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Whitehaven, whose mines about 1,300 km (800 miles) south of the cyclone's path have been unaffected by the rail stoppages, also plans to boost its own coking coal sales next quarter as exporters further north grapple with stalled operations.
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Current demands that the bill be fully withdrawn and Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam step down have prompted the continuous demonstrations across the city, including massive groups of activists and work stoppages by both individuals and local businesses.
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The industrial action at France's flag carrier - marking the fifth day of worker stoppages over the past month and a half - has began to overlap with nationwide rolling train strikes, as rail unions protest against President Emmanuel Macron's reforms.
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Fears about the coronavirus have caused the economy as a whole to suffer as industries expect supply chain problems thanks to work stoppages in places like China as well as decreased demand for certain products and services, like travel.
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It comes as Britain opened the first part of a 330 billion pound ($384 billion) loan guarantee scheme for businesses , which will help small and medium-sized firms borrow up to 5 million pounds to deal with coronavirus stoppages.
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In addition to these scheduled outages, EDF said there are other recurring causes of stoppages which include tests, unplanned outages, environmental and electricity grid constraints which could represent an annual output volume of around 20 TWh to 30 TWh.
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The CGT union said on Friday it would bring oil refineries to a standstill and announced two nationwide protests that will dovetail with more strikes at the SNCF state railways, where train services were halved by stoppages this week.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Ongoing stoppages at Newmont Goldcorp Corp's Penasquito gold mine in Mexico are costing "millions" every day to both public coffers and the company, a Mexican minister said on Thursday, urging a solution that will restart operations.
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Carmakers have grown concerned about attempts by Bosnia's Hastor family to expand their influence over Grammer since a dispute between two other companies controlled by the family and Volkswagen escalated last year, resulting in stoppages of VW's Golf assembly line.
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The SNCF state train company said that upwards of two-thirds of national, regional and local rail connections were operating, suggesting stoppages by railworkers were hurting less than last week when a similar strike halved the number of trains running.
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And though the UFC 196 we ended up with was far from the UFC 196 we initially expected, the card's many wild stoppages, back-and-forth battles, and surprise shakeups rendered it an unforgettable night of fighting all the same.
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The disruptions are causing a fresh setback to operating business at Europe's largest automaker one month after a dispute with two suppliers who refused to deliver parts to Wolfsburg and other sites inflicted widespread stoppages at VW's Germany-based operations.
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Southern Rail, which runs services from central London to Gatwick Airport and Brighton on the south coast, has been hit by a series of stoppages in a dispute about whose job it should be to open and close the train doors.
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The protests were part of a wave of demonstrations and work stoppages led by the hardline CGT union against government plans to reform labour law to make hiring and firing easier and help lower the jobless rate from 10 percent.
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Also, Toyota Motor Corp reported a drop in first-half vehicle sales on Thursday following a series of production stoppages, falling behind Volkswagen which became the world's top-selling carmaker in the first six months of 1.33 despite its emissions scandal.
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Ryanair has further angered unions by threatening to move jobs away from bases affected by stoppages, and began carrying that out in Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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Shipments have fallen to 217,000 bpd so far in March according to loading schedules, from 350,000 bpd in February due to pipeline stoppages and a decision by the central government in Baghdad to suspend pumping Kirkuk crude into the line.
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With the metal used in stainless steel up more than 50% this year and traders already factoring in the end of Indonesian exports, news of more stoppages was not enough to significantly move prices, said Capital Economics analyst Kieran Clancy.
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The cash-strapped power utility, which generates more than 90 percent of the country's power, is desperate to end the work stoppages and push ahead with a turnaround plan that is centrepiece of President Cyril Ramaphosa's pledge to reform the economy.
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The airline has already responded to the Irish action by making good on a threat to move jobs away from any bases impacted by the stoppages, beginning with Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 21 percent last week.
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Production stoppages at the Werra plant have plagued K+S in recent years and forced the company to cut its forecasts twice last year because a drought kept water levels in the German river too low for waste water release.
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Unions representing airline staff, locked in a dispute with Air France management over their request for a six percent pay rise, last week called four more strike days in April, in addition to stoppages planned for April 10 and 11.
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The strike is the latest in a wave of work stoppages across the United States by educators who have called for more resources and emphasized the need to help underfunded schools, framing their demands as a call for social justice.
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In the city's mean season of terrorist attacks, floods, unending demonstrations and work stoppages, a days-old garbage strike was the latest insult just as the weather warmed and noisy fans poured into France for the European Championship soccer tournament.
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Bruce Mackie, the Queensland president of the Rail, Tram and Bus Union, which represents train crews and maintenance workers at Aurizon, said by phone that planned stoppages on Friday went ahead but that some other strikes were deferred by seven days.
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By midafternoon, when the NHL and MLB announced their stoppages — with the former suspending its regular season and the latter scrapping the rest of spring training and pushing back Opening Day by at least two weeks — they felt like faits accomplis.
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Now as anti-Trump demonstrations continue — with science-related protests, work stoppages, calls for the president's tax forms to be released, and boycotts of consumer spending all in the works — I urge organizers to be more inclusive with their demonstrations.
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"The spread of the Wuhan virus isn't accelerating, but markets becoming more concerned about future earnings and economic growth as companies implement work stoppages to reduce the chance of the disease spreading," said Tom Essaye, founder of The Sevens Report.
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State-run oil company Petrobras' production of oil and natural gas in Brazil fell 2.5 percent from a record high in September to 2.68 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in October due to maintenance stoppages, the company said.
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When he succeeded Bud Selig as commissioner in 2015, supporters lauded his success as the league's chief labor negotiator, having ushered in more than two decades of relative peace with the players' union after a generation of enmity and work stoppages.
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MANILA, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Work stoppages and market closures in China stemming from a coronavirus epidemic are hurting small- and medium-sized banana growers in the Philippines, the world's second largest exporter of the fruit, an industry group said on Monday.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Big manufacturing hubs on the Chinese coast are starting to loosen curbs on the movement of people and traffic while local governments prod factories to restart production, following weeks of stoppages due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Exports were the main drag on the economy in the third quarter, falling by 10.2 percent on an annualized basis as shipments of vehicles and parts fell amid work stoppages and changes to certain models sent to the U.S. market.
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It has further angered unions by threatening to move jobs away from bases affected by the stoppages, and began carrying that out in Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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As the city's first assistant corporation counsel, Mr. Nathan was assigned by Mayor John V. Lindsay's administration to enforce the new Public Employees Fair Employment Act, known as the Taylor Law, which prohibited work stoppages by state and municipal employees.
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After months of rolling protests sparked by a reform that aims to make hiring and firing easier, Thursday's stoppages and street marches were being watched closely as a test of whether the CGT-led opposition is solid or at risk of fizzling out.
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In one corner, we'll have 2000-year-old Brazilian Gleico Franca (2197-3), who will walk onto the canvas with a series of three stoppages—an anaconda choke, a knee-induced KO, and a rear-naked choke—in the rear-view mirror.
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SAO PAULO, May 3 (Reuters) - Oil production by Petroleo Brasileiro SA fell 3.5 percent in the first quarter from the same period a year before, according to Brazil's oil regulator ANP, which attributed the fall to a number of scheduled and unscheduled stoppages.
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This month, the South dock was to receive 3 million barrels (100,000 barrels per day) of imported heavy naphtha, a larger volume than typical purchases of this product that was aimed to offset planned stoppages of crude upgraders in the Orinoco Belt.
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The Irish airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, has responded by threatening to move jobs away from any bases affected by the stoppages, beginning with Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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Sharara reopened after a long blockade in late 2016 but has suffered a number of stoppages since then because of localised protests by guards and other groups amid the wider turmoil that has gripped Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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FRANKFURT, May 29 (Reuters) - German carmaker BMW said a shortage of steering gears supplied by Robert Bosch slowed production of its 1 series, 2 series, 3 series and 4 series BMW models and caused stoppages at its plants in South Africa and China.
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And in news likely to depress growth this month, carmakers BMW and Peugeot said May's delay to Brexit had come too late for them to cancel stoppages at their British factories, which they had planned because of fears of parts shortages after Brexit.
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And in news likely to depress growth this month, carmakers BMW and Peugeot said May's delay to Brexit had come too late for them to cancel stoppages at their British factories, which they had planned because of fears of parts shortages after Brexit.
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TOKYO/BERLIN (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp reported a drop in first-half vehicle sales on Thursday following a series of production stoppages, falling behind Volkswagen which became the world's top-selling carmaker in the first six months of 2016 despite its emissions scandal.
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Like Marshman, the middleweight native of Stockholm found success on the European circuit ahead of his call-up to the UFC, riding a seven-fight winning streak complete with six stoppages—enough to catch the eye of then-UFC matchmaker Joe Silva.
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PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Venezuela's Paraguana refining complex was operating at about 42 percent of capacity, a union official said late on Monday, citing an internal report that came amid chronic unit stoppages in the crisis-hit OPEC country's refining system.
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With a focus primarily on the events of rank-and-file work stoppages, Loomis occasionally gives the impression that labor activism happens primarily on the shop floor, and that it extends little further into the political arena than in electing allies to office.
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Rail services were crippled over the past two days as unions launched three months of rolling stoppages, marking the toughest test yet of Macron's push for broad economic reform - with faint echoes of a protest that escalated to topple a government in 1995.
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Sharara reopened after a long blockade in late 2016 but has suffered a number of stoppages since then because of localized protests by guards and other groups, part of turmoil that has gripped Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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The Duke basketball manager charged with carrying Coach Mike Krzyzewski's clipboard during games has these words planted in his brain, because he must always be in the exact same spot relative to the team's esteemed leader during timeouts and other stoppages in play.
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While the tournament has been plagued by lengthy stoppages for the video assistant referee (VAR), Tuesday's officials preferred to let the game run, though Argentina were incensed VAR did not come into play when Arthur felled one of their players at a corner.
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It's the right thing for companies to do, from both a health and safety perspective, and to ensure that the hourly workers who are most impacted by work stoppages and shortages are not adversely affected by events that are beyond their control.
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TOKYO, March 2 (Reuters) - Japanese auto sales fell 10.3% in February from the same period a year ago, industry data showed on Monday, amid growing concerns about production stoppages and the difficulty of procuring parts from China due to the new coronavirus outbreak.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - China's economy will take a big hit in the first quarter due to widespread work stoppages caused by the fast-spreading coronavirus, but should recover rapidly unless the outbreak worsens again, a Chinese official told Reuters on Friday.
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The big picture: Miller was head of the MLBPA from 1966 to 1982, leading the union through five work stoppages, overseeing the birth of free agency and bringing team owners to the table to hammer out professional sports' first collective bargaining agreement.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - Britain's government opened the first part of a 330 billion pounds ($384 billion) loan guarantee scheme for businesses on Monday, which will help small firms borrow up to 5 million pounds to help them deal with coronavirus stoppages.
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Other railway companies warned services may be affected by storm-related delays or stoppages in the coming hours, while Central Nippon Expressway said it had closed some roads near the southern coast of Kanagawa Prefecture as a precaution of the approaching storm.
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Other railway companies warned services may be affected by storm-related delays or stoppages in the coming hours, while Central Nippon Expressway said it had closed some roads near the southern coast of Kanagawa Prefecture as a precaution of the approaching storm.
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In copper, the short-term outlook was supported by a shortage of concentrates, Binns said, after several disruptions at mines and the potential for work stoppages over wage agreements in Chile and Peru into 2018, as well as changes to China's scrap import regulations.
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The low cost carrier, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, is in the middle of its worst week of stoppages in more than three decades of flying as it struggles in talks with trade unions whom it has decided to recognise for the first time.
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"The broad and free commercial transit that Chile is obliged to provide us suffers from constant interruptions through strikes, stoppages for various reasons, but above all because our access has become a profitable business for private companies that benefit from the port monopolies," Morales said.
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The Irish low cost carrier, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, is in the middle of its worst week of stoppages in more than three decades of flying as it struggles in talks with trade unions whom it has decided to recognize for the first time.
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TOKYO, May 31 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp said on Tuesday it had suspended output at some domestic production plants and stoppages would be expanded on Wednesday after the automaker was unable to secure parts following an explosion at a plant of one of its suppliers.
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Despite many believing that his knockout power is a new addition to his arsenal due to the three decisions that preceded his two recent stoppages, Diakiese insisted that he simply wasn't making enough money to take the damage of trading big shots before the UFC.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Ryanair will cancel about one in six of its flights on Friday after pilots based in Germany voted to join 24-hour stoppages set to hit Europe's biggest airline in Ireland, Sweden and Belgium at the height of the holiday season.
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Gaethje is quite good enough to batter most of the best fighters in the world with his usual masochistic method, but against his two most recent opponents this gluttony for punishment has left him on the end of his only MMA losses, both brutal stoppages.
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"We are seeing social instability in the coffee zones where they start talking about stoppages, and they place a very great responsibility on the shoulders of the government, which is trying to close the gap between production costs and the international price," Velez said.
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Economic experts including a top economist at Bank of America have warned in recent days that the U.S. and countries around the world have entered a recession as a result of the ongoing outbreak, which has caused major work stoppages and other economic disruptions globally.
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Since 2010, labor battles have led to at least 14 work stoppages at orchestras — half because of strikes, and half because of lockouts — according to the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians, a players' conference of the musicians' union, the American Federation of Musicians.
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A surge in the number of workers who participated in large-scale strikes that began in 2018 continued last year, according to data released on Tuesday, with nearly 50,000 General Motors Co workers and 0003,000 teachers in North Carolina engaging in work stoppages in 2019.
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Toyota Motor, the world's biggest-selling automaker, said on Sunday it would suspend much of its production at plants across Japan this week after earthquakes in the country's south led to a shortage of parts, while some other manufacturers extended stoppages due to damage to factories.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil company Pemex plans to ramp up crude processing to 920,000 to 960,000 barrels per day (bpd) by the end of the year, after refining hit the lowest levels in at least five years in September following a series of plant stoppages.
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"If the situation continues as today, then one has to ensure viable companies have the possibility to survive if they face temporary liquidity problems in this environment with production stoppages or temporarily weaker demand for some sectors," Breman told reporters on the sideline of a presentation.
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Moving forward but fighting on the counter, one of the most difficult styles of boxing to learn but the one which might be responsible for the most high level stoppages because of the fearsome pace it puts on the opponent, its punishing of every minor opening.
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Amazon workers in smaller European markets like Germany and the UK unionized years ago, providing guidance for their counterparts in the US. The way Amazon's business is structured might also be more amenable to union actions like work stoppages than its retail behemoth predecessor, Walmart, is.
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The wildcat teacher strikes of the past two years and the ongoing UAW strike against GM prove this fight is still alive among the workers—in 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 485,000 workers took part in work stoppages, the highest number since 2007.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A month before Britain is due to quit the European Union, the bloc's car-makers have joined forces to warn of billions of euros in losses in the event of a no-deal Brexit with production stoppages costing 50,000 pounds a minute in Britain alone.
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With no resolution to the standoff, ICTSI said in its claim, union workers began engaging in work stoppages, slowdowns and safety gimmicks to pressure the company to try to get the jobs from the port, when the port alone should have been the target of their protests.
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That said, it's possible this Leafs team of players in their early 20s may do irreparable damage to the Capitals over the rest of the playoffs by spending five or six games talking to them about Snapchat's newest features and plot points of CW shows during stoppages.
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Women: Four ten-minute quarters The men's game has media timeouts at under 16, 12, eight, and four minutes; the women go to the commercial with under five minutes to go each quarter and at the end of the first and third quarters, so you get fewer stoppages.
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But the judge found the "Ride for Respect" differed materially from other previous work stoppages not protected by law because, among other factors, it was not a brief strike — meaning the risk for workers was higher — and because it was not scheduled close in time with other strikes.
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Copper prices were already on the rise because of stoppages at the world's two largest mines of the red metal — a workers' strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine in Chile and export licensing issues at Freeport-McMoRan's Grasberg mine in Indonesia, which halted operations at the Southeast Asian mine.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Mexico's state oil company Pemex plans to ramp up crude processing to 920,000-960,000 barrels per day (bpd) by the end of the year, after refining hit the lowest levels in at least five years in September following a series of plant stoppages.
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Trump needs to tell his economics team to stop trying to coach the stock market, and start trying to think of actual policy remedies he can take to Congress — there may be a need to deliver emergency financial assistance directly to families if people have work stoppages, for example.
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It was responsible for hospital closings in the United Kingdom, caused work stoppages at a Spanish telecom, infected 1,000 computers at the Russian Ministry of the Interior and elicited an apology from U.S.-based FedEx, which said an unannounced number of systems downed by Wanna Cry might interrupt normal service.
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The legislative history of the NLRA shows that Congress recognized key differences between private and government employers in terms of labor relations, and did not want the kind of labor strife and work stoppages that could paralyze federal, state, and local governments, jeopardizing public health and safety in the process.
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Their demands: Jailhouse Lawyers Speak says the inmates have planned work stoppages, sit-ins, and hunger strikes, and demand: Higher wages and job rights on release Restoration of voting rights for felony convicts A better channel to hear grievances Abolishment of the death penalty "They're pretty mild and reformist demands," Peril said.
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Many analysts say that Boeing decided to put its second Dreamliner aircraft assembly line in the state to reduce the leverage of the machinists' union, which represents Boeing's work force in the Puget Sound region of Washington State and has used work stoppages to exact concessions from the company in the past.
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Despite losing his long-awaited title shot against Jon Jones, and being out-grappled by current Bellator star Phil Davis in his next bout, the Brazilian powerhouse has rebounded nicely with a pair of stoppages over Ovince St. Preux and Patrick Cummins, re-establishing himself as a bona-fide, top-five light heavyweight as he did so.
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A large number of factories around China that make products ranging from auto parts to iPhones to Bratz dolls have been closed since before Lunar New Year in late January, and transportation of goods slowed almost to a halt last month as the government imposed severe travel restrictions, work stoppages, and quarantines on hundreds of millions of people.
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Ms Tsai has inherited a struggling economy, hampered by sluggish global demand, and has had to contend with a series of mini-crises, too: a flood crippled the capital's main airport; flight attendants at the largest airline, China Airlines, went on strike to demand better working hours and benefits (stoppages are rare in Taiwan); the navy accidentally fired an anti-ship missile, killing a fisherman.
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Two photographers document the lives of incarcerated men at Angola, a former slave plantation that is now the largest maximum-security prison farm in the US. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — On August 21, 2018, a series of work stoppages, hunger strikes, and boycotts began to take place in prisons across the US. Among the 53 demands of the national prison strike were improvements to living conditions, an end to prison slavery, and the restoration of voting rights to prisoners and formerly incarcerated people.
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