👉 Strikes engineering refers to the strategic planning and execution of work stoppages, such as strikes, to achieve specific objectives in industrial or labor contexts. It involves analyzing the potential impact of a strike on production, costs, and relationships with stakeholders, as well as developing contingency plans to mitigate these effects. This includes identifying critical processes that must remain operational, negotiating with management or unions to reach a mutually acceptable resolution, and coordinating logistics for workers to safely halt operations. Effective strikes engineering balances the need for labor demands with business continuity, aiming to resolve disputes efficiently while minimizing disruptions.
