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The doctors are planning a 48-hour stoppage later this month and a full withdrawal of labour, including emergency care, for nine hours on Feb. 10.
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"The industrial strike would encompass the entire workforce and it will be a total withdrawal of labour by our members working at LafargeHolcim," the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) said in statement.
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It might not have referred to wealthier commoners. Plebeians had no access to high religious and civil office, and could be punished for offences against laws of which they had no knowledge.Orlin, A Companion to Roman Religion, pp. 59–60. For the poorest, one of the few effective political tools was their withdrawal of labour and services, in a "secessio plebis"; they would leave the city en masse, and allow their social superiors to fend for themselves.
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Sandra McEvoy. 2008. p.16 Retrieved 14 June 2015 The UDA in Sandy Row had garnered a reputation for the unruly and drunken nature of its members with a "day of action" on 7 February 1973 organised by the Ulster Vanguard and the Loyalist Association of Workers descending into chaos in the area. With few becoming involved in a proposed withdrawal of labour, the local UDA undertook a series of assaults and car burnings, before setting fire to a shop on the corner of Sandy Row. They then shot at the fire brigade when they arrived, killing Brian Douglas, a Protestant fireman, and precipitating a night of rioting and violence in both the south and east of the city.
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