picketing的意思|picketing的解释-里氏词典

picketing

[经] 罢工工人劝阻工人上班, 工人纠察线

Picket \Pick"et\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Picketed}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Picketing}.]
1. To fortify with pointed stakes.

2. To inclose or fence with pickets or pales.

3. To tether to, or as to, a picket; as, to picket a horse.

4. To guard, as a camp or road, by an outlying picket.

5. To torture by compelling to stand with one foot on a
pointed stake. [Obs.]

The Machinists say they will continue picketing, urging a boycott of Eastern and challenging Shugrue.
One concern is that the bill would permit "common-situs picketing."
The union called off plans for secondary picketing after a New York federal judge ordered employees of other airlines not to honor any Machinists picket lines.
"We're protesting status quo," he said. "If children can identify the crack houses, the police should be able to." There were protests and picketing in Carver Village on Thursday and Friday, centered around the King William Hotel.
He also barred the striking Machinists from picketing on Eastern property at Logan International Airport in Boston.
At the Minnetonka, Minn., company's plant here, limited production resumed earlier this week by managers and nonunion employees after a county judge issued a restraining order temporarily blocking mass picketing at the facilities.
"There were less intrusive ways to go about this," he said. "The interest in privacy can be protected by regulating picketing without banning it.
Barred by court injunction from mass picketing, striking telephone workers marched in limited numbers Tuesday outside Bell Atlantic buildings in six states and the nation's capital.
Massive fines have taken away all other avenues of peaceful protest, such as sit-down demonstrations and mass picketing, they said.
The groundskeepers began picketing outside the field at midnight after contract talks with the Cubs broke down Monday, said Richard Malkowsky, union secretary-treasurer.
Juniors and seniors dread a repeat of the 1984 strike, when workers picketing in front of the library shouted, "You're walking on the bodies of dead women."
A striking Greyhound Lines Inc. bus driver was hit by a coach and killed while picketing Saturday in the second day of a walkout that has nearly shut down service by the only nationwide bus company.
Fourteen protesters, including two Jesuit priests jailed Tuesday for picketing outside Parliament buildings, were released Wednesday by police.
W. Graham Claytor Jr., president of Amtrak, said the commuter railroad would continue limited operations in the event of a sympathy walkout in the face of Eastern picketing, but only for "a day or two."
One of the picketing miners was charged with assault for the attack with the metal pole and four others were charged with throwing rocks at an occupied vehicle, Flanary said.
The Supreme Court today gave communities nationwide broader power to ban picketing of private residences.
The higher pay outraged picketing teachers.
"Because the picketing prohibited by the Brookfield ordinance is speech directed primarily at those who are presumptively unwilling to receive it, the (town) has a substantial and justifiable interest in banning it," O'Connor said.
Jackson said such meetings would be a better way to get results than insults and picketing of the Japanese Embassy.
Mr. Falwell was deeply embarrassed when a Moral Majority member made headlines nine years ago by picketing a bakery that sold sexually explicit cookies.
The union faces fines totaling $63.5 million for violating court orders limiting picketing and other strike activities.
They began picketing at his home in March 1988, the same month the suit was filed.
After years of picketing outside Lucy's clinic, abortion foes were thrilled when he announced his retirement.
IBEW members won't return to work until the new labor pact is ratified, but union officials agreed to stop picketing Bell Atlantic facilities where the Communications Workers of America represents some or all union employees.
The injunction did not bar picketing, merely any organized walkout in sympathy with the picketers.
Victoria, you're a killer." In the month that the picketing occurred, the Brookfield Town Board enacted the disputed ordinance.
More than 100 angry parents and students joined picketing teachers Monday to lobby for an end to the strike.
The union has been picketing at both resorts.
An apartment cooperative that requires new owners and renters to speak English has sparked threats of picketing among Hispanics, who claim the rule is discriminatory.
Pittston Coal Group, however, has refused the United Mine Workers' offer to suspend picketing and demonstrations if the company stops mining operations during a seven-day cooling-off period.

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