What does work-in mean?
Work-in means A form of direct action where workers whose jobs are under threat remain in their place of employment and continue working without pay.
Work-in
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Work-in is a noun meaning A form of direct action where workers whose jobs are under threat remain in their place of employment and continue working without pay.
Meaning
A form of direct action where workers whose jobs are under threat remain in their place of employment and continue working without pay.
Example Sentences
The yard was […] one of the main focal points of the UCS work-in, and the power base of its main spokesman Jimmy Reid, though he was a Govanite, not a Bankie.
Word Forms
- work-ins
Related Words
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How do you use work-in in a sentence?
The yard was […] one of the main focal points of the UCS work-in, and the power base of its main spokesman Jimmy Reid, though he was a Govanite, not a Bankie.
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