The following WOULD resolve a "stop striking" market to Yes:
- Strike ends permanently with workers returning
- Strike is called off by union leadership
- Court injunction ends the strike
- All striking locals/chapters end their strikes (for multi-site strikes)
The following would NOT resolve a "stop striking" market to Yes:
- Some locations returning while others continue striking (unless specified)
- Strike continuing past May 19, 2026
- Converting to a different form of labor action
Special provisions:
- If a strike is merely temporarily suspended for special or particular circumstances, that does not resolve the market to Yes
- For international strikes, dates are still based on Eastern Time
- If the five LIRR unions (BLET, BRS, IAMAW, IBEW, TCU) merges during the contract period, actions by the merged entity count
- If the five LIRR unions (BLET, BRS, IAMAW, IBEW, TCU) splits, actions by groups retaining the original name count
- Wildcat strikes count as long as they involve collective action
- If multiple groups are specified with AND, all must strike/stop striking
- If multiple groups are specified with OR, any one striking/stopping counts