Industrial action
(v.) to take inudustrial action (also known as a strike) is for the workers to refuse to work, causing the company loss of sales. this is a bargaining tool used by the poor people against the rich.
minimum wage guy: oooh oooh our company made £700 million turnover! this is despite spending £690 million on achieving it. i don’t know sh-t about economics, or that this is below even the rate that the investors would get in a bank. time for industrial action!
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