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If they don't then the reasons for having a union pretty much cease to exist and they'd be done.
Fighting against this sort of stuff is existential for unions
The idea of any anti strike law is silly. So the other side is allowed to hold the workers essentially hostage but they don’t allow the opposite >

Lmao the first strikes weren't legal either, you can't force someone to work.
Just take a page out of the CUPE workers of Ontario. They still walked under threat of a  500,000/day fine to their union and 4000/day to themselves.
Called the government's bluff.