stávkují

Stávkují is a Czech word that translates to "they are striking" or "they strike" in English. It refers to the act of a group of people, typically workers, ceasing work as a form of protest to demand better wages, working conditions, or other labor-related grievances. This collective action is a significant tool in labor disputes, aiming to exert economic pressure on employers to negotiate or meet the demands of the striking employees.

The decision to stávkují is usually made by a union or a collective of employees after other attempts at negotiation have failed. Strikes can vary in length and intensity, from short, localized actions to prolonged, nationwide work stoppages. The legality and impact of a strike can depend on the specific labor laws of the country and the industry in which it occurs. While striking can disrupt services and economic activity, it is often seen as a fundamental right for workers to collectively bargain for their rights and welfare. The word itself, stávkují, encapsulates the active and collective nature of this form of protest.