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sickout

noun as in blue flu

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If the “sickout” continued, union penalties could have included daily fines of up to $50,000 for the organization and $1,000 per day for union officers, as well as jail time, suspension or termination for strike participants.

On Nov. 10, the team executed a one-day sickout.

Scores of Democratic legislative workers — who are not allowed to lobby for themselves under state law — held a one-day sickout in protest.

While the Senate bill died without much fanfare, the failure of HB 1806, the House version, to survive past a key deadline ignited a revolt among Democratic staffers, dozens of whom staged a sickout Feb. 16 in protest.

On Wednesday, scores of Democratic legislative staffers engaged in a sickout after learning that House Bill 1806 would not advance.

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