What defines “wildcat strike”?

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WILDCAT STRIKE is defined as a work stoppage that occurs during the term of a collective bargaining agreement without approval of union leadership and in violation of a no-strike clause.

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WILDCAT STRIKE is defined as a work stoppage that occurs during the term of a collective bargaining agreement without approval of union leadership and in violation of a no-strike clause.

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