罢工 (bà gōng): Go on strike (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The workers decided to go on strike, demanding higher wages.

Due to the breakdown of labor-management negotiations, the workers announced they would go on strike starting next Monday.

If the company doesn't improve benefits, will you consider going on strike?

Because the wages are too low, the factory workers decided to go on strike.

Despite facing pressure, the workers did not easily choose to go on strike.

Hearing that the subway was going on strike, I quickly checked for alternative travel plans.

To fight for better working conditions, bus drivers across the city united to go on a three-day strike.

This strike is both for a pay raise and to fight for more reasonable working hours.