Strikes are a form of collective action undertaken by workers to express dissatisfaction with working conditions, pay, or other labor-related issues. During a strike, employees refuse to perform their work duties, aiming to pressure employers into negotiations and resolution of their grievances. Strikes are typically organized by labor unions or worker groups and can vary in duration and scale, encompassing various industries. They can involve full work stoppages or partial work actions, such as slowdowns or work-to-rule practices. Strikes are a fundamental component of labor relations and are often protected by labor laws, allowing workers to organize and advocate for their rights collectively.
Carlos Seefeldt leads a protest of 3,000 BVG employees, symbolizing unity in the "Berlin Stands Together" movement. The strike highlights tensions over appreciation for workers' roles, stretching across sectors like…