Railroad Labor Crisis 3

The transcript discusses a strike that has escalated beyond a labor-management dispute to a national issue involving the government. The speaker emphasizes the seriousness of the situation and the necessity of government intervention, stating that such strikes against the government cannot be tolerated.

What immediate action does the speaker propose in response to the strikers?

• Seeking international help

• Ignoring the strike

• Involving the army

• Negotiating with the strikers

Why does the speaker believe there is no alternative to the proposed action?

• The government has no resources

• The situation is beyond a labor dispute

• The public supports the strikers

• The strikers are too powerful

What does the speaker assure about the action being taken?

• It is not taken lightly

• It is a common practice

• It is taken lightly

• It is a temporary measure

What has the strike evolved into, according to the speaker?

• A local issue

• A minor inconvenience

• A strike against the government

• A peaceful protest

What is the speaker's stance on the type of strike mentioned?

• It should be tolerated

• It should be ignored

• It can never be tolerated

• It should be encouraged