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UK ambulance workers take to the picket line outside the London Ambulance Service headquarters, as they escalate a pay dispute with the government after walkouts by nurses and other public sector staff earlier in the week. The latest industrial action is being undertaken by paramedics and emergency call handlers, and comes amid similar pay and conditions-driven strikes by rail staff, passport control officers, postal workers and other NHS staff. IMAGES
Ambulance workers hold banners and flags at a picket line in Crawley, West Sussex (south of England), as they go on strike for non-life threatening calls. IMAGES
Members of Britain's armed forces are seen assisting patients, some of whom arrived at the emergency department in their own cars, at East Surrey Hospital near London as ambulance workers across much of the country go on strike calling for higher pay. IMAGES
East Moline, Oct 14 (EFE/EPA).- More than 10,000 workers at John Deere walked off the job striking for the first time in more than 30 years Thursday after United Auto Workers union members rejected a five to six percent pay raise offer from the company. (Camera: TANNEN MAURY).SHOT LIST: DRONE FOOTAGE OF EMPLOYEE' STRIKE OUTSIDE THE JOHN DEERE HARVESTER WORKS MANUFACTURING FACILITY IN EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS, US.
Chaos, utter chaos. Londoners continued to face hours long delays to their daily commutes as traffics jams stretched for kilometers and swarms of commuters crammed the streets after employees of London's underground went on strike. The London tube strike went into its second day, shutting down the entire undergound network on Monday after members of transit and transport unions declared a general strike. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers, or RMT, and Transport Salaried Staffs' Association, or TSSA, declared the strike in protest against London Mayor Sadiq Khan, complaining that he has not reversed layoffs and ticket office closures instigated by former mayor Boris Johnson. The two day strike began on Sunday at 6:00 PM local time and is expected to end on Tuesday morning. Until then, the average commute could last hours longer than usual, so Londoners may want to bundle up a bit tighter before venturing where they need to go.
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