In most jurisdictions the union and the employer must obtain third-party assistance before a legal strike or lockout can occur.

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In many jurisdictions, labor laws require that before a strike or lockout can legally occur, the parties involved must attempt to negotiate and often must also seek mediation or arbitration from a third party to try to resolve their differences. This is to ensure that all efforts to reach an agreement are exhausted before resorting to a strike or lockout.

In Most Jurisdictions the Union and the Employer Must Obtain