Oh, and in Japan, public transport strike by refusing to take money from passengers.
They get all the public support because everyone gets a free ride and no one is pissed of that they can't get to work.
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Hmm, per my worldview Iβm not totally sure if that counts, actually β¦but maybe it does π€
On the one hand, the service is being provided but compensation not collected. Under most circumstances Iβd consider this stealing from the employer, as opposed to a simple strike where you freely donβt show up to work.
On the other hand, itβs the state, and I can entertain some question about how much they are owed further money when their existence and activity is primarily funded through extortion.