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Significados de lockout en inglés

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Temporary work stoppage or denial of employment initiated by the management of a company during a labor dispute.

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Uso de lockout en inglés
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Queen's University labor relations expert George Smith said the lockout was expected.
Reuters
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The lockout times are being extended as part of a two-year trial.
The Guardian
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For steady output, use the lockout feature to dial in desired brightness.
Climbing Magazine
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Once the lockout was engaged, you couldn't disable it for two months.
Ready Player One
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When was the last time there was a lockout in the NFL?
Reuters
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Killing the business by a strike or a lockout does not help.
My Life and Work
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Promptly he imposed a lockout on his rebellious progeny and erring spouse.
The House of Pride, and Other Tales of Hawaii
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The lockout laws were a clumsy solution to a real problem.
The Guardian
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She added, however, that any lockout was unlikely to last long.
Reuters
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Since the lockout came into effect, that whole industry has decayed.
The Guardian
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Business Day said gold producers were considering a pre-emptive lockout at the mines.
Reuters
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But if a lockout does occur, he said, the network can offer alternatives.
Reuters
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No loading dose was used and the lockout time was set at zero.
Pubmed
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The NBA has its lockout, costing its players, broadcasters and certain teams millions.
Reuters
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In 2004, the centre-conservative government stepped in to avert a lockout.
Reuters
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In 2004, the center-conservative government stepped in to avert a lockout.
Reuters
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Translations for lockout
Lockout a través del tiempo
Lockout por variante geográfica
Australia
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Raro