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Walkouts occurred across the U.K. in places from border control in transport hubs, job centers, police telephone help lines, tax offices and law courts to driving-test centers.

U.K. Public-Sector Strike Has an Uneven Impact Alistair MacDonald 2011
Walkouts in other strategic industries are causing chaos around the country.

French Strikers Take To The Streets Again 2010
Walkouts at oil refineries have cut fuel supplies.

French Protesters Rally Over Pension Reform 2010
Walkouts in other strategic industries are causing chaos around the country.

French Strikers Take To The Streets Again 2010
Walkouts in other strategic industries are causing chaos around the country.

French Strikers Take To The Streets Again 2010
• Walkouts by 146,000 civil servants, representing more than a quarter of the civil service.

Public sector strikes end in propaganda war 2011
Walkouts at oil refineries have cut fuel supplies.

French Protesters Rally Over Pension Reform 2010
Walkouts at oil refineries have cut fuel supplies.

French Protesters Rally Over Pension Reform 2010
Walkouts in other strategic industries are causing chaos around the country.

French Strikers Take To The Streets Again 2010
Walkouts over the weekend by its cabin crew cost £11 million, or £5.5 million a day, BA said, less than the hit of £7 million a day it suffered during the first strike period a week earlier.

Corporate Watch 2010