Work Stoppage in A Sentence

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    A brief work stoppage served as a warning sign to management.

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    A complete work stoppage was narrowly avoided with a last-minute agreement.

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    A tentative agreement was reached, potentially ending the work stoppage.

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    A work stoppage could damage the company's reputation and erode customer trust.

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    A work stoppage could disrupt essential services and create public inconvenience.

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    A work stoppage could have a ripple effect, impacting other industries.

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    A work stoppage could have long-term consequences for both the company and the workers.

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    A work stoppage is a drastic measure that should only be considered as a last resort.

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    A work stoppage would cripple the supply chain, impacting consumers nationwide.

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    Experienced negotiators were brought in to help prevent a work stoppage.

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    He worried a work stoppage would jeopardize the company's already precarious financial situation.

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    Management prepared contingency plans in the event of a prolonged work stoppage.

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    Mediation efforts failed to avert a work stoppage at the city's bus depot.

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    News of the potential work stoppage rippled through the factory, causing widespread anxiety.

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    Public support for the workers dwindled as the work stoppage continued.

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    Rumors circulated that the work stoppage was motivated by factors beyond just wages.

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    The aftermath of the work stoppage led to significant reforms in labor relations.

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    The announcement of a potential work stoppage sent shockwaves through the industry.

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    The arbitrator was tasked with finding a solution that would prevent a work stoppage.

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    The community rallied around the workers, providing support during the work stoppage.

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    The company accused the union of using the threat of a work stoppage as a tactic.

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    The company and the union resumed negotiations in an attempt to end the work stoppage.

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    The company and the union vowed to learn from the work stoppage and improve their relationship.

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    The company and the union were locked in a stalemate, with a work stoppage imminent.

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    The company and the union worked to rebuild trust after the divisive work stoppage.

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    The company attempted to minimize disruption caused by the threatened work stoppage.

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    The company began to reconsider its position after the impact of the work stoppage became clear.

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    The company claimed that a work stoppage would be illegal and unjustified.

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    The company feared a work stoppage if negotiations regarding healthcare benefits stalled.

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    The company hired replacement workers, drawing criticism and prolonging the work stoppage.

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    The company hoped to resolve the issues before a formal work stoppage was declared.

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    The company implemented a communication strategy to address concerns about the work stoppage.

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    The company made a final offer in an attempt to avert a work stoppage.

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    The company refused to budge on its position, making a work stoppage inevitable.

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    The company scrambled to find replacement workers to minimize the impact of the work stoppage.

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    The company sought a court injunction to end the work stoppage.

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    The company vowed to take legal action if a work stoppage occurred.

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    The company warned of severe consequences if the workers went on work stoppage.

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    The company's stock price fell in response to the threat of a work stoppage.

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    The company’s refusal to negotiate fairly prompted the work stoppage.

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    The dispute escalated rapidly, leading to an unexpected work stoppage.

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    The economic consequences of the work stoppage were significant and far-reaching.

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    The economic impact of a work stoppage could be devastating for the region.

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    The employees' health concerns were the primary catalyst for the potential work stoppage.

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    The fear of a similar work stoppage loomed large in subsequent labor negotiations.

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    The government monitored the situation closely, hoping to avoid a work stoppage.

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    The government offered mediation services to prevent further escalation and a potential work stoppage.

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    The governor intervened, hoping to prevent a work stoppage at the crucial port.

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    The historical context of previous work stoppages influenced current negotiations.

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    The judge ruled against the company, allowing the work stoppage to continue.

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    The legal ramifications of an illegal work stoppage are significant.

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    The lengthy work stoppage significantly impacted the local economy.

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    The long and arduous work stoppage left a lasting scar on the community.

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    The long-term effects of the brief work stoppage are still being analyzed.

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    The mayor pleaded with both sides to avoid a work stoppage that would hurt the city.

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    The media closely followed the unfolding events, reporting on the potential work stoppage.

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    The media coverage of the work stoppage was extensive and often sensationalized.

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    The negotiations reached a critical point, with a work stoppage looming on the horizon.

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    The possibility of a work stoppage created uncertainty for investors.

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    The potential for a work stoppage significantly impacted the company’s stock value.

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    The previous work stoppage lasted three weeks and cost the company millions.

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    The proposed contract was designed to prevent any future work stoppage.

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    The situation was tense, with both sides preparing for the possibility of a work stoppage.

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    The threat of a work stoppage hung heavy in the air during the tense negotiations.

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    The threat of a work stoppage was used as leverage during the bargaining process.

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    The two sides remained far apart, making a work stoppage increasingly likely.

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    The union argued that a work stoppage was necessary to protect workers' rights.

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    The union argued that a work stoppage was the only way to get the company's attention.

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    The union argued that the work stoppage was protected by law.

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    The union emphasized the need for solidarity to withstand a protracted work stoppage.

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    The union leaders urged the company to negotiate in good faith to avoid a work stoppage.

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    The union members gathered to discuss the possibility of a work stoppage.

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    The union organized pickets to support the work stoppage and put pressure on the company.

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    The union president vehemently denied rumors of a planned work stoppage.

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    The union used the threat of a strategic work stoppage to gain concessions.

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    The work stoppage at the automobile plant severely impacted related industries.

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    The work stoppage became a symbol of broader labor struggles in the industry.

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    The work stoppage dragged on for weeks, with no end in sight.

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    The work stoppage had a profound impact on the lives of the workers and their families.

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    The work stoppage highlighted the deep-seated tensions between labor and management.

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    The work stoppage highlighted the importance of collective bargaining and worker rights.

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    The work stoppage led to increased automation and decreased reliance on human labor.

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    The work stoppage served as a stark reminder of the power of collective action.

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    The work stoppage served as a wake-up call for both the company and the union.

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    The work stoppage ultimately resulted in significant changes to company policy.

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    The work stoppage underscored the critical role of skilled workers in the industry.

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    The workers denied that a work stoppage was their ultimate goal.

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    The workers expressed their frustration and anger at the possibility of a work stoppage.

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    The workers felt a work stoppage was their only option to achieve fair treatment.

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    The workers insisted that their demands were reasonable and that a work stoppage was avoidable.

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    The workers on work stoppage struggled to make ends meet without their regular income.

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    The workers prepared to walk off the job, signaling the start of the work stoppage.

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    The workers returned to their jobs with renewed determination after the work stoppage.

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    The workers voted overwhelmingly in favor of authorizing a work stoppage if necessary.

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    The workers voted to authorize a work stoppage, signaling their resolve.

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    The workers voted to ratify the agreement, officially ending the work stoppage.

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    The workers were determined to stand their ground, even if it meant a work stoppage.

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    The workers were prepared to make sacrifices in order to achieve their goals, even if it meant a work stoppage.

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    The workers' demands were reasonable, making a work stoppage seem avoidable.

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    They hoped to avoid a work stoppage by continuing to negotiate in good faith.