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• He ordered blood work to rule out diabetes.
• They don't work to rule ."
• Quinan was an elected official of the NUJ and was involved in the work to rule dispute at the station.
• After an athletic year off in 2012 13 due to the province-wide work to rule motion, athletics returned in 2013 14.
• HCSA members mounted industrial action in the form of " work to rule " alongside other health unions in October 2014.
• "My personal feeling is that I'm going to work to rule and I'm not going to fly any overtime now ."
• This was evidenced in the fact that over the next 11 moths during which the work to rule campaign occurred, production fell drastically.
• Maybe it's just a " work to rule " campaign by a " bit " wanting better pay, or at least a little appreciation.
• "The same policy is in effect, where basically it's work to rule, work safe, be careful out there, " union spokesman Steve Stallone said Saturday.
• Union officials have said that if they are forced to return to work, they will begin a " work to rule " campaign to stall operations.
• After Wednesday's strike, a work to rule is planned next week with possibly a further work to rule at the end of July . ( cfh)
• After Wednesday's strike, a work to rule is planned next week with possibly a further work to rule at the end of July . ( cfh)
• The goal of the work to rule campaign was to show management that the factory could not be run without the knowledge and skills of the workers.
• In 2008, Bandt completed a PhD in law and politics from Monash University, with his thesis titled " Work to Rule : Rethinking Marx, Pashukanis and Law ".
• Hundreds of international passengers were stranded here on Friday as dozens of Olympic Airways flights were delayed during a work to rule strike by the national carrier's flight attendants.
• Many of those travelers were going nowhere fast last summer when United pilots, pushing for a pay hike, refused to work overtime, adopting a " work to rule " policy.
• Several pilots also said they would work to rule, meaning they might delay flights by spending extra time doing equipment checks and safety checks above and beyond what is required.
• The " Troublemaker's Handbook " discusses some legal aspects of " inside strategies ", including the fact that legality may depend, in part, upon the reasons offered for a work to rule campaign.
• But the Catholic separate school board had a " work to rule " strike and as a result Chambers'school did not send athletes to O . F . S . A . A.
• The State School Teachers Union of Western Australia instituted a work to rule order and teachers, who volunteer their time to coaching teams, supervising the students and organising the event, supported the order.