2460|OPINIONS ON THE GENERAL STRIKE OF 20 JUNE
Description
Knowledge of the call for a general strike on 20 June 2002.
- Degree according to the call for a general strike.
Opinion on the extent to which trade unions and the government have made efforts to prevent the general strike.
Opinion on whether trade unions should have made greater efforts to negotiate the document presented to them by the government.
Opinion on whether there are sufficient reasons to call this general strike.
- Intention to participate in the strike.
Opinion on whether the main reasons for calling the general strike were political or labour.
- Opinion on the fact that the strike was called on the 20th, the day before the Seville Summit of Heads of State and Government of the European Union.
- Opinion on the extent to which the action of pickets and the stoppage of transport will influence the follow-up to the strike.
- Degree of fear of the call for a general strike.
- Agreement with phrases related to the strike: violent actions by strike pickets should be avoided; it must be ensured that anyone who wants to work on that day can do so; sufficient minimum services should be established; trade unions have the right to call a strike; those who take part in the strike must do so voluntarily, without anyone being forced to do so.
- Opinion on whether trade unions should respect the minimum services established for that day.
- Political ideology scale of the interviewee.
- Remembrance of vote in general elections in March 2000.
- Voting fidelity in the March 2000 general election.
- Electoral volatility in March 2000 general elections.
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Tags
- relaciones-y-conflictos-laborales
- estudio-cuantitativo