List of US strikes by size
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Number of workers | Strike | Date | Place |
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4,300,000-5,000,000 | Strike wave of 1945–46 | 1945–46 | nationwide |
4,000,000 | Strike wave of 1919 | 1919 | nationwide |
750,000-800,000 | 1946 Steel Strike | 1946 | nationwide |
675,000 | 1983 AT&T strike | 1983 | nationwide |
610,000 | 1922 UMW General coal strike | 1922 | nationwide |
560,000 | 1952 steel strike | 1952 | nationwide |
540,000[1][2] | 1971 Rail strike | 1971 | nationwide |
519,000 | Steel strike of 1959 | 1959 | nationwide |
500,000[3] | 1956 steel strike | 1956 | nationwide |
500,000[4] | 1949 steel strike | 1949 | naionwide |
459,000[5] | 1967 US Railroad strike | 1967 | nationwide |
440,000[1] | 1971 Telephone strike | 1971 | nationwide |
400,000[6] | 1970 General Motors Strike | 1970 | nationwide |
400,000 | Textile workers' strike (1934) | 1934 | New England, Mid-Atlantic region and U.S. southern states |
400,000 | Great Railroad Strike of 1922 | 1922 | nationwide |
400,000[7] | 1955 Steel strike | 1955 | nationwide |
400,000[4] | 1949 US coal strike | 1949 | nationwide |
400,000 | 1946 UMW mine strike | 1946 | nationwide |
400,000[8][9][10] | 1935 US Bituminous Coal Strike | 1935 | nationwide |
394,000 | 1919 UMW Coal strike | 1919 | nationwide |
370,000 | Telephone Strike | 1947 | nationwide |
365,000 | Steel strike of 1919 | 1919 | nationwide |
360,000[11] | 1943 Bituminous coal strike | 1943 | nationwide |
343,000[12] | 1947 Bituminous coal strike | 1947 | nationwide |
330,000[13] | 1939 US Bituminous coal strike | 1939 | nationwide |
321,000[14] | 1978 Railroad strike | 1978 | nationwide |
320,000[15] | United Auto Workers strike of 1945–1946 | 1945 | nationwide |
320,000[16] | 1948 US Bituminous coal strike | 1948 | nationwide |
300,000[17] | 1958 General Motors strike | 1958 | nationwide |
275,000[18] | 1964 General Motors strike | 1964 | nationwide |
270,000[19] | 1952 Bituminous coal strike | 1952 | nationwide |
257,000[20] | 1969 Telephone strike | 1969 | nationwide |
250,000 | Pullman Strike | 1894 | Originally Pullman, Chicago, spread nationwide |
250,000[21][22][23] | 1946 Rail Strike | 1946 | nationwide |
249,300[24] | 1976 Truckers strike | 1976 | nationwide |
239,000[25] | 1961 General Motors Strike | 1961 | nationwide |
219,400[26] | 1979 Truckers strike | 1979 | nationwide |
+205,207 | Bituminous coal miners' strike | 1894 | nationwide |
+200,000 | Great Southwest railroad strike | 1886 | nationwide |
200,000 | U.S. Postal Service strike of 1970 | 1970 | nationwide |
200,000 | 1927 Indiana bituminous strike | 1927 | nationwide |
193,000 | 1967 US truckers strike[5] | 1967 | nationwide |
185,000 | 1997 UPS Strike | 1997 | nationwide |
180,000 | Bituminous coal miners' strike of 1894 | 1894 | nationwide |
175,000[27] | 1950 US Rail strike | 1950 | nationwide |
174,000 | 1946 United Electrical GE strike | 1946 | nationwide |
166,300[24] | 1976 Ford motor strike | 1976 | nationwide |
164,000[28] | 1969–1970 General Electric strike | 1969-70 | nationwide |
160,000[29] | Bituminous Coal Strike of 1977–1978 | 1977–78 | nationwide |
160,000[30] | 1955 General Motors strike | 1955 | nationwide |
160,000 | 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike | 2023 | nationwide (primarily Los Angeles and New York City) |
159,000[31] | 1967 Ford Motors strike | 1967 | nationwide |
152,000 idled[32] | 1998 General Motors strike | 1998 | Flint, Michigan |
150,000[19] | 1952 Telephone strike | 1952 | nationwide |
145,000[33] | 1980 California construction strikes | 1980 | California |
142,000[34] | 1946 Licensed personal maritime strike | 1946 | nationwide |
+136,000 | Flint sit-down strike | 1936 | Flint, Michigan |
136,000[35] | 1996 General Motors Strike | 1996 | Dayton, OH |
135,000 | 2000 commercial actors strike | 2000 | Hollywood |
134,400[11] | 1943 steelworkers strike | 1943 | Northeastern United States |
132,000[34] | 1946 Unlicensed personal maritime strike | 1946 | nationwide |
130,000 | 1900 Anthracite coal strike[36] | 1900 | Eastern Pennsylvania |
125,000 | 1957 Western Electric strike[37] | 1957 | nationwide |
120,000[38] | Bituminous Coal Strike of 1974 | 1974 | nationwide |
116,000[39] | 1966 rail strike | 1966 | |
116,000[25] | 1961 Ford Motors strike | 1961 | nationwide |
111,400[40] | 1973 Chrysler strike | 1973 | nationwide |
110,100[24] | 1976 Bituminous coal strike | 1976 | |
110,000[41] | 1970 US truckers strike | 1970 | nationwide |
110,000 | 2018–2019 education workers' strikes | 2018–2019 | nationwide |
105,000[1] | 1971 Bituminous coal strike | 1971 | |
105,000[17] | 1958 Dress workers strike | 1958 | New England |
102,000[42][43] | 2004 SBC Communications workers strike | 2004 | nationwide |
+100,000 | Great Railroad Strike | 1877 | nationwide |
+100,000 | 1902 Anthracite coal strike | 1902 | Pennsylvania |
100,000's[44]: 82 | 1918-20 New York City rent strikes | 1918-20 | New York City |
100,000[12] | 1947 Iowa one-day general strike | 1947 | Iowa |
100,000[45] | 1872 New York City Eight Hour Day Strike | 1872 | New York City |
100,000[46] | 1973 Chicago construction strike | 1973 | Chicago, IL |
95,000[27] | 1950 Chrysler strike | 1950 | - |
90,000[47] | 1952 Oil workers strike | 1952 | nationwide |
85,700[48][49] | 1974 US textile workers strike | 1974 | nationwide |
85,000 | Verizon Strike | 2000 | nationwide |
83,000 | 1948 US Meatpacking strike[50][51] | 1948 | nationwide |
80,000 (~)[52] | 1994 US truckers strike | 1994 | nationwide |
80,000[27] | 1950 Western Electric strike | 1950 | nationwide |
78,000[7] | 1955 Ford Motor strike | 1955 | nationwide |
75,000 | 2023 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers strike | 2023 | |
75,000[53] | 1946 Westinghouse Electric strike[54] | 1946 | Pittsburgh |
75,000[16] | 1948 Chrysler strike | 1948 | Midwestern United States |
75,000[17] | 1958 Ford Motor strike | 1958 | |
73,000[55] | 1973 Pennsylvania Central Transportation strike | 1973 | Northeastern United States |
73,000[56][43] | 1998 Bell Atlantic strike | 1998 | nationwide |
73,000[25] | 1961 Airline strike | 1961 | nationwide |
73,000[11] | 1943 Pennsylvania Anthracite coal strike | 1943 | Eastern Pennsylvania |
70,000[57] | 1972 Chicago builders strike | 1972 | Chicago |
70,000[58] | Southern California supermarket strike of 2003–2004 | 2003–2004 | Southern California |
70,000[59] | 1951 rail strike | 1951 | nationwide |
73,000 | 2007 General Motors strike | 2007 | Detroit, Michigan |
72,000[60] | 1960 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. strike | 1960 | |
68,000-85,000 | New England Textile Strike | 1922 | Northeast |
+67,000 | Little Steel strike | 1937 | nationwide |
67,000[61] | 1980 actors strike | 1980 | nationwide (primarily Hollywood) |
66,000[20] | 1968 Bituminous coal strike | 1968 | |
65,000[1] | 1971 Northern and Central California construction strikes | 1971 | California |
64,100[48] | 1974 Western Electric strike | 1974 | |
63,000[62] | 1975 New York City teachers strike | 1975 | New York City |
63,000[60] | 1960 General Electric strike | 1960 | nationwide |
63,100[33] | 1980 Petroleum strike | 1980 | nationwide |
62,000[4] | 1949 Ford Motor Michigan strike | 1949 | Michigan |
61,900[62] | 1975 Bituminous coal strike | 1975 | |
60,000[63] | 1953 California construction strike | 1953 | Northern and Central California |
60,000[3][64] | 1956 East & Gulf Coast longshoremen strike | 1956 | East & Gulf Coast |
59,000[28] | 1969 UMW coal strike | 1969 | |
56,200[24] | 1976 Rubber workers strike | 1976 | nationwide |
56,000[17] | 1958 Chrysler strike | 1958 | |
55,000[14] | 1978 Southern California retail clerks strike | 1978 | Southern California |
54,800[65] | 1944 Detroit Foremen's Strike | 1944 | Detroit, Michigan |
53,940 (~) | New York City Teacher's Strike of 1968 | 1968 | New York City |
52,700[62] | 1975 AFSCME Pennsylvania strike | 1975 | Pennsylvania |
52,000[27] | 1950 International Harvester strike | 1950 | |
52,000[66] | 1959 East & Gulf Coast longshoremen strike | 1959 | East & Gulf Coast |
+50,000[67] | Clockmakers' strike | 1910 | New York City |
50,000[68] | 1962 East & Gulf Coast longshoremen strike | 1962 | East & Gulf Coast |
50,000[41] | 1970 Southern California construction strike | 1970 | Southern California |
50,000[48] | 1974 Southern California construction strike | 1974 | Southern California |
50,000[33] | 1980 Southern California construction strike | 1980 | Southern California |
50,000[20] | 1968 Michigan construction strike | 1968 | Michigan |
50,000[5] | 1967 Rubber workers strike | 1967 | |
50,000[12] | 1947 Shipyard strike | 1947 | nationwide |
50,000 | 1946 Oakland general strike | 1946 | Oakland, California |
50,000[63] | 1953 Telephone strike | 1953 | |
50,000[57][69] | 1972 Minneapolis construction contractors strike | 1972 | Minneapolis and surrounding areas |
50,000 idled | SS California strike | 1936 | San Pedro, California |
49,800 | 2023 United Auto Workers strike | 2023 | nationwide |
49,000[28] | 1969 Oil workers strike | 1969 | |
48,000 | 2022 University of California academic workers' strike | 2022 | California |
48,000[59] | 1951 Woolen workers strike | 1951 | East Coast |
48,000[70][43] | 2018 University of California Medical Centers Strike | 2018 | California |
48,000[71] | 2019 General Motors strike | 2019 | nationwide |
47,300[26] | 1979 United Airlines strike | 1979 | nationwide |
47,000[72][43] | 2000 L.A. County Workers Strike | 2000 | California |
47,000[5] | 1967 New York City teachers strike | 1967 | New York City |
47,000[3] | 1956 US Glass strike | 1956 | |
46,000[20] | 1968 East & Gulf Coast Stevedoring strike | 1968 | East & Gulf Coast |
46,000[73][43] | 2011 Verizon Strike | 2011 | nationwide |
45,800[28] | 1969 Bituminous coal strike | 1969 | |
45,000[48] | 1974 Northwest contractors strikes | 1974 | Northwestern United States |
45,000[45][74][75] | 1929 New York City Garment Strike | 1929 | New York City |
45,000[19] | 1952 Westcoast lumber strike | 1952 | West Coast of the United States |
44,000-60,000[76][77] | 1945 Pacific Northwest lumber strike | 1945 | Pacific Northwest |
44,000[7] | 1955 Westinghouse electric strike | 1955 | |
44,000 | November 1967 General Motors strike[78] | 1967 | Pontiac, Michigan |
43,000[1] | 1971 International Harvester strike | 1971 | nationwide |
41,000 | 1910 Chicago garment workers' strike | 1910–1911 | Chicago |
40,400[26] | 1979 Caterpillar strike | 1979 | |
40,000[59] | 1951 Cotton workers strike | 1951 | Southern United States |
40,000[7] | 1955 International Harvester strike | 1955 | |
40,000[79] | 1965 Glassblower strike | 1965 | |
40,000[39] | 1966 UMW coal strike | 1966 | |
40,000 | 2016 Verizon workers' strike | 2016 | East Coast |
37,100[26] | 1979 Westinghouse Electric strike | 1979 | |
36,000[80] | 1973 Caterpillar strike | 1973 | nationwide |
35,000[81] | 1934 West Coast waterfront strike | 1934 | U.S. West Coast |
35,000 | International Harvester strike of 1979–1980 | 1979-80 | |
33,000 | 1966 New York City transit strike | 1966 | New York City |
33,000 | 1995 Boeing Strike | 1995 | Washington State (Everett/Seattle/Renton) |
32,000 - 34,000 | 2005 New York City transit strike | 2005 | New York City |
31,000 | 2019 Stop & Shop strike | 2019 | Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut |
31,000[34] | 1946 New York City truckers strike | 1946 | New York City & New Jersey |
30,000–35,000 | 1938 New York City truckers strike | 1938 | New York City & New Jersey |
30,000[19] | 1952 Packinghouse workers strike | 1952 | |
30,000 | Illinois Central shopmen's strike of 1911 | 1911 | Illinois, Mississippi and Texas |
30,000 | 2019 Los Angeles Unified School District teachers' strike | 2019 | Los Angeles County, California |
30,000 | 1928 New Bedford textile strike | 1928 | New Bedford, Massachusetts |
30,000 | 1935 Pacific Northwest lumber strike | 1935 | Pacific Northwest |
30,000[82] | 1912 Lawrence textile strike or "Bread and Roses" strike | 1912 | Lawrence, Massachusetts |
27,000 | Boeing Machinists Strike of 2008[83] | 2008 | Seattle, Washington |
26,000[84] | 1967 Caterpillar strike | 1967 | Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Pennsylvania |
+25,700 | Florida statewide teachers' strike of 1968 | 1968 | Florida |
25,000 - 60,000 | Anti-Rent War and strikes | 1839-45 | Hudson Valley, Upstate New York |
24,000[59] | 1951 Caterpillar strike | 1951 | East Peoria, Illinois |
23,000[85] | 1973 Chicago teachers strike | 1973 | Chicago |
20,000[86] | 1948 Caterpillar strike | 1948 | Peoria, Illinois |
+20,000 | 1982 garment workers' strike[87] | 1982 | New York City |
20,000 | 2019 AT&T strike | 2019 | Southern United States |
20,000 | Philadelphia General Strike | 1835 | Philadelphia |
20,000 | New England Shoemakers Strike of 1860 | 1860 | Lynn, Massachusetts |
20,000-30,000 | New York shirtwaist strike of 1909 | 1909 | Manhattan, New York |
19,000[88] | 1985 Pan Am strike | 1985 | nationwide |
17,000 | 1962 New York City newspaper strike | 1962 | New York City |
16,000[40] | 1973 Philadelphia teachers strike | 1973 | Philadelphia |
16,000 | Santa Clara cannery strike | 1931 | Santa Clara, California |
15,000-16,000 | 1919 NYC Harbor Strike | 1919 | New York City |
15,000 | 1836 Mill Women's Strike (Lowell, Massachusetts) | 1836 | Lowell, Massachusetts |
15,000 | Westmoreland County coal strike of 1910–1911 | 1910–1911 | Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania |
15,000 | 1920 Alabama coal strike | 1920 | Alabama |
15,000[37] | 1957 Long Island strike[37] | 1957 | Long Island, New York |
15,000 | Boeing Strike of 1948 | 1948 | Seattle, Washington |
15,000 | 1926 Passaic textile strike | 1926 | Passaic, New Jersey |
15,000[89] | 1835 New England Mill Strike | 1835 | New England |
14,000 | Copper Country strike of 1913–1914 | 1913–1914 | Upper Michigan |
14,000[90] | 1994 Caterpillar strike | 1994 | Illinois, Pennsylvania and Colorado |
14,000 | Bay View massacre | 1886 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
13,000 | Air traffic controllers' strike | 1981 | nationwide |
12,600[40] | 1973 Detroit teachers strike | 1973 | Detroit |
+12,000[91] | Tampa cigar makers' strike of 1910–11 | 1910–1911 | Tampa, Florida |
12,000 | 1938 San Antonio pecan shellers strike | 1938 | San Antonio |
12,000 minimum | Tool and die strike of 1939 | 1939 | Detroit, Michigan |
12,000[92] | 1951 Aliquippa steelworkers strike | 1951 | Aliquippa, Pennsylvania |
12,000 | Colorado Coalfield War | 1913 | Ludlow, Colorado |
12,000 | Longshore Strike (1971, U.S.) | 1971 | U.S. West Coast Hawaii and British Columbia |
12,000 | 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike | 2007–2008 | Hollywood, California |
12,000[40] | 1973 Cleveland teachers strike | 1973 | Cleveland |
12,000[5] | September 1967 General Motors strike | 1967 | Dayton, Ohio |
11,600[93][94] | 2021 Washington state carpenters strike | 2021 | Washington |
11,500 | 2023 Writers Guild of America strike | 2023 | nationwide (primarily Los Angeles and New York City) |
10,000-14,000[95] | 1933 Detroit auto strike | 1933 | Detroit, Michigan |
10,500 | Hollywood Black Friday | 1945 | Hollywood, California |
10,000 at least | Auto-Lite strike | 1934 | Toledo, Ohio |
10,000-30,000 | 1917 Twin Cities streetcar strike | 1917 | Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota |
+10,000 | Delano grape strike | 1965–70 | Delano, California |
10,000[96] | 1907 San Francisco streetcar strike | 1907 | San Francisco, California |
10,000 | 2021 John Deere strike | 2021 | Nationwide |
10,000[50] | Goodyear strike | 1948 | Akron, Ohio |
10,000 | Pacific Northwest lumber strike | 1935 | U.S. Pacific Northwest |
10,000 | 1907 New York City rent strike | 1907 | New York City |
10,000 | Cigar makers' strike of 1877 | 1877–1878 | New York City |
10,000 idle | 1978 New York City newspaper strike | 1978 | New York City |
10,000 | Thibodaux massacre (Sugar cane workers' strike) | 1887 | Lafourche Parish, Louisiana |
10,000 | Battle of Blair Mountain | 1921 | Logan County, West Virginia |
9,000 | 1988 Writers Guild of America strike | 1988 | Hollywood, California |
9,000[97] | 2023 Rutgers University strike | 2023 | New Jersey |
8,500 | 1981 Writers Guild of America strike | 1981 | Hollywood, California |
+8,400[98] | Colorado Coal Strike | 1927 | Serene, Colorado |
8,000 | Tampa cigar makers' strike of 1931 | 1931 | Tampa, Florida |
8,000 | 1923 San Pedro maritime strike | 1923 | San Pedro, Los Angeles, California |
8,000 | Pressed Steel Car strike of 1909 | 1909 | McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania |
7,700 | Marriott Hotels strike[99][100] | 2018 | Bethesda, Maryland |
7,500 | Coal miners' strike of 1873 | 1873 | Northeastern Ohio, Northwestern Pennsylvania |
7,500[101] | 1935 Gulf Coast longshoremen's strike | 1935 | U.S. Gulf Coast |
7,100 | 1953 Milwaukee brewery strike | 1953 | Milwaukee |
7,000 | 1949 New York City brewery strike | 1949 | New York City |
7,000 | Tompkins Square Riot | 1874 | New York City |
6,500 | 1912 New York City waiters' strike | 1912 | New York City |
6,500 | Homestead strike | 1892 | Homestead, Pennsylvania |
6,550 | 2015 United Steel Workers Oil Refinery Strike[102] | 2015 | California, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Texas and Washington |
+6,000[103] | Remington Rand strike of 1936–1937 | 1936–37 | New York City |
+6,000[104] | US Maritime Strike of 1921 | 1921 | nationwide |
+6,000 | 1911 Grand Rapids furniture workers strike | 1911 | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
6,000 | Salad Bowl strike | 1970–71 | nationwide |
5,800 | Harlan County War | 1931 | Harlan County, Kentucky |
5,000 | Newsboys Strike | 1899 | New York, New York |
5,000 | Ford Hunger March | 1932 | Detroit, Michigan |
5,000 | Imperial Valley lettuce strike of 1930 | 1930 | Imperial Valley, California |
+4,500 | Philadelphia Transit Strike | 1944 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
4,500[105] | 2022 Minneapolis teacher's strike | 2022 | Minneapolis |
4,300 | 2020 Bath shipbuilders strike | 2020 | Bath, Maine |
4,000 - 5,000 | 1937 Lewiston–Auburn shoe strike | 1937 | Lewiston, Maine and Auburn, Maine |
4,000 | Chrysler wildcat strike | 1968 | Detroit, Michigan |
+4,000[106] | Southern California drywall strike | 1992 | Southern California |
3,700 | 2023 Portland Association of Teachers strike | 2023 | Portland, Oregon |
3,500 | Coeur d'Alene labor strike | 1892 | Coeur d'Alene, Idaho |
3,000 | St. Louis streetcar strike of 1900 | 1900 | St. Louis, Missouri |
3,000[107] | Chinese Labor Strike of 1867[108] | 1867 | Sierra Nevada, California |
3,000 | Guilford Transportation Industries railroad workers' strike | 1986 | North Billerica, Massachusetts |
3,000 | 2021 Columbia University strike | 2021 | New York City |
3,000[109] | 1881 Atlanta washerwomen strike | 1881 | Atlanta |
2,900 | 2021 Virginia Volvo Trucks strike | 2021 | Dublin, Virginia |
2,600 | San Francisco newspaper strike of 1994 | 1994 | San Francisco, California |
2,500 | Detroit Newspaper Strike | 1995–97 | Detroit, Michigan |
2,300 | 2015 Kohler Strike[110] | 2015 | Kohler, Wisconsin |
2,250 | Leadville miners' strike | 1896 | Leadville, Colorado |
2,200[111][112] | 2021 New York University strike | 2021 | New York City |
+2,300[113] | Arizona Copper Mine Strike of 1983 | 1983 | Greenlee County, Arizona |
2,100 | Boston cigar makers' strike of 1919 | 1919 | Boston |
2,100 | 2020 Michigan graduate students strike | 2020 | Ann Arbor, Michigan |
2,000 | 2021 Mercy Hospital strike | 2021 | Buffalo, New York |
2,000 (~) | 1835 Paterson textile strike | 1835 | Paterson, New Jersey |
+2,000[114] | Puget Sound fishermen's strike of 1949 | 1949 | Puget Sound, Washington |
+2,000 | Pittston Coal strike | 1989–90 | Pittston, Pennsylvania |
2,000 | 1904 New York City Rent Strike | 1904 | New York City |
1,000s | 2010 Georgia prison strike | 2010 | Georgia |
1,000s | 1945–1946 Charleston Cigar Factory strike | 1945–46 | Charleston, South Carolina |
1,000s | Bayonne refinery strikes | 1915–16 | Bayonne, New Jersey |
1,850 (~) | Paterson silk strike | 1913 | Paterson, New Jersey |
1,800 | Loray Mill strike | 1929 | Gastonia, North Carolina |
1,700 | 1973 New York City gravediggers' strike | 1973 | New York City |
1,500 | 1977–78 Coors strike | 1977–78 | Golden, Colorado |
1,500[115] | Atlanta transit strike of 1950 | 1950 | Atlanta |
1,500 | 1985–86 Hormel strike | 1985–86 | Austin, Minnesota |
1,400 | 2021 Kellogg's strike | 2021 | Nationwide |
1,400 | 2021 Hunts Point Produce Market strike | 2021 | New York City |
1,325 | 2003 Broadway Musicians Strike | 2003 | New York City |
1,300 | Memphis sanitation strike | 1968 | Memphis, Tennessee |
1,300 | 2021 Allegheny Technologies strike | 2021 | Northern United States |
1,300 | 1977 Atlanta sanitation strike | 1977 | Atlanta |
+1,200 | Oxnard strike of 1903 | 1903 | Oxnard, California |
1,200 | International Paper strike | 1987 | Corinth, New York |
1,100 | Tacoma nurses strike 2014 | 2014 | Tacoma and Lakewood, Washington |
1,100 | 2021–2023 Warrior Met Coal strike | 2021–2023 | Alabama |
1,100[116] | 2007 Orange County transit strike | 2007 | Orange, California |
1,100 | 1929 New Orleans streetcar strike | 1929 | New Orleans, Louisiana |
+1,000[117] | 1934 Kohler strike | 1934 | Sheboygan, Wisconsin |
1,000 | 1985–1987 Watsonville Cannery strike | 1985–87 | Watsonville, California |
1,000 (~) | 1913 El Paso smelters' strike | 1913 | El Paso, Texas |
1,000 | 1916–1917 northern Minnesota lumber strike | 1916–1917 | Minnesota |
1,000 | 2021 Nabisco strike | 2021 | Nationwide |
+900 | 2021 Cook County nurses strike[118][119] | 2021 | Cook County, Illinois |
855[120] | Hayward teachers strike | 2007 | Hayward, California |
+800 | 2020 University of Illinois Hospital strikes | 2020 | Chicago |
800 | 2021 Saint Vincent Hospital strike | 2021 | Worcester, Massachusetts |
800 | 1828 Mill Women's Strike (New Hampshire) | 1828 | New Hampshire |
800 | Jeffboat wildcat strike | 2001 | Jeffersonville, Indiana |
800 | 2012 Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach strike | 2012 | Los Angeles and Long Beach, California |
700 | Pacific Electric Railway strike of 1903 | 1903 | Los Angeles |
700 | 1981 Schlitz strike | 1981 | Milwaukee |
700 | 1985–1986 New Bedford fishermen's strike | 1985–86 | New Bedford, Massachusetts |
700[121] | 2007 Freightliner wildcat strike | 2007 | Portland, Oregon |
700 | 1964–1965 Scripto strike | 1964–65 | Atlanta |
664 (~) | 1912–1913 Little Falls textile strike | 1912–1913 | Little Falls, New York |
+600 | 1934–35 Milwaukee sales clerks' strike[122] | 1934–35 | Milwaukee |
600 | 2021 Frito-Lay strike | 2021 | Topeka, Kansas |
560 (~) | Wright State University 2019 faculty strike | 2019 | Dayton, Ohio |
550 | Frontier Hotel Culinary Workers (Las Vegas, US 1991–1998) | 1991 | Las Vegas |
515 | Buffalo switchmen's strike | 1892 | Buffalo, New York |
420 | 2021 Heaven Hill strike | 2021 | Bardstown, Kentucky |
400 | 2019 Alaska ferry workers strike | 2019 | Alaska |
400 | 2020–2021 Alabama aluminum plant strike | 2020–2021 | Muscle Shoals, Alabama |
400 | Texas farm workers' strike | 1966 | Texas |
400 at least | Weight Strike[123] | 1899 | Ybor City, Tampa, Florida |
382 | 2018 DeKalb County School District bus drivers' strike | 2018 | DeKalb County, Georgia |
375 | 2020 Santa Cruz graduate students' strike | 2020 | Santa Cruz, California |
350[124] | 2007 Broadway Stagehand Strike | 2007 | New York City |
328 | Port Chicago mutiny | 1944 | Port Chicago, California |
300–400 | Lattimer massacre | 1897 | Lattimer, Pennsylvania |
300-400 (~) | 1914–1915 Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills strike | 1914–1915 | Atlanta |
300 | Collar Laundry Union strike[125] | 1864 | Troy, New York |
250 | 2022–2023 HarperCollins strike | 2022–2023 | New York City |
250 | 2003 June 15 Hospitality workers at the Congress Plaza Hotel.[126] | 2003 | Chicago, Illinois |
250 | 1949 Calvary Cemetery strike | 1949 | New York City |
250 | Coeur d'Alene labor confrontation | 1899 | Coeur d'Alene, Idaho |
211 | 1968 St. Petersburg, FL sanitation strike | 1968 | St. Petersburg, Florida |
+200 | Disney animators' strike | 1941 | Burbank, California |
+200 | 2018 Alabama Coca-Cola strike | 2018 | Alabama and Mississippi |
225 | 1907 Skowhegan textile strike | 1907 | Skowhegan, Maine |
200 | 2021 St. Paul Park refinery strike | 2021 | St. Paul Park, Minnesota |
175 | 1835 Washington Navy Yard labor strike | 1835 | Washington Navy Yard, Washington D.C. |
175 | 1983 Greyhound Bus Lines strike in Seattle | 1983 | Seattle |
156 | 2021 St. Charles Bend strike | 2021 | Bend, Oregon |
120 | 2018 Atlanta sanitation strike | 2018 | Atlanta |
100 | University of Miami Justice for Janitors campaign | 2006 | Coral Gables, Florida |
80 | Georgia Railroad strike | 1909 | Georgia |
75 | Camp Dump strike | 1883 | Omaha, Nebraska |
75 | 1937 Fleischer Studios strike | 1937 | New York City |
40 | Indentured Servants' Plot | 1661 | Virginia colony |
26[127] | 2020 New Orleans sanitation strike | 2020 | New Orleans |
23 | Century Airlines pilots' strike | 1932 | Chicago, Illinois |
- | Minneapolis general strike of 1934 | 1934 | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
- | Great Northern Railway strike | 1894 | nationwide |
- | Gulf Coast maritime workers' strike | 1936 | U.S. Gulf Coast |
- | Indianapolis streetcar strike of 1913 | 1913 | Indianapolis, Indiana |
- | Los Angeles streetcar strike of 1919[128] | 1919 | Los Angeles, California |
- | Carbon County Strike | 1903 | Carbon County, Utah |
- | Colorado Labor Wars, Western Federation of Miners | 1903–1904 | Colorado |
- | 1979 Boston University strike | 1979 | Boston |
- | 2021 Oregon Tech strike | 2021 | Oregon |
- | 2016–2017 video game voice actor strike[129] | 2016–2017 | Los Angeles, California |
- | 2018 Taylorsville Georgia-Pacific strike | 2018 | Taylorsville, Mississippi |
- | California agricultural strikes of 1933 | 1933 | California |
- | 1934 New York hotel strike | 1934 | New York City |
- | Strike for Black Lives | 2020 | Nationwide |
- | Polish craftsmen's strike | 1619 | Jamestown |
- | 2021 Kaiser Permanente strike | 2021 | Nationwide |
- | 1834 Mill Women's Strike (Lowell, Massachusetts) | 1834 | Lowell, Massachusetts |
- | 1948 Miami Garment workers strike[130] | 1948 | Miami, Florida |
- | North Adams strike | 1870 | North Adams, Massachusetts |
- | Boston garment worker strike[131] | 1907 | Boston |
- | Cotton pickers' strike of 1891 | 1891 | Lee County, Arkansas |
- | Upper Peninsula miners' strike | 1865 | Marquette, Michigan |
- | Louisiana-Texas Lumber War of 1911–1912 | 1911–1912 | Eastern Louisiana |
- | Paint Creek–Cabin Creek strike of 1912 | 1912 | Kanawha County, West Virginia |
- | Pensacola streetcar operators' strike | 1908 | Pensacola, Florida |
- | U.S. Steel recognition strike of 1901 | 1901 | Homestead, Pennsylvania |
- | Coal Creek War | 1891 | Anderson County, Tennessee |
- | Newsboys' strike | 1899 | New York City |
- | Seattle Fishermen halibut strike of 1912 | 1912–13 | Seattle, Washington |
- | 1916 Atlanta streetcar strike | 1916 | Atlanta |
- | Denver streetcar strike of 1920 | 1920 | Denver, Colorado |
- | 1992 CSX railroad strike | 1992 | nationwide |
- | 1982 animators' strike | 1982 | Greater Los Angeles |
- | 1960 Writers Guild of America strike | 1960 | Hollywood, California |
- | St. John's University strike of 1966–67 | 1966–67 | New York City |
- | 2007–2008 CBS News writers strike | 2007–2008 | New York City |
- | 1919 Actors' Equity Association strike | 1919 | New York City |
- | 1942-43 musicians' strike | 1942–43 | nationwide |
- | 1981 Milwaukee Police strike | 1981 | Milwaukee |
- | Boston Police Strike | 1919 | Boston, Massachusetts |
- | 1971 NYPD Work Stoppage | 1971 | New York City |
- | 1995 NBA lockout | 1995 | nationwide |
- | 1996 NBA lockout | 1996–97 | nationwide |
- | 2011 NBA lockout | 2011 | nationwide |
- | 1998–99 NBA lockout | 1998–99 | nationwide |
- | 1968 NFL strike/lockout | 1968 | Florida |
- | 2011 NFL lockout | 2011 | nationwide |
- | 2012 NFL referee lockout | 2012 | nationwide |
- | 1982 NFL strike | 1982 | nationwide |
- | 1974 NFL strike | 1974 | nationwide |
- | 1987 NFL strike | 1987 | nationwide |
- | 1992 NHL strike | 1992 | nationwide |
- | 1994–95 NHL lockout | 1994–95 | nationwide |
- | 2012–13 NHL lockout | 2012–13 | nationwide |
- | 2004–05 NHL lockout | 2004–2005 | nationwide |
- | 1990 Major League Baseball lockout | 1990 | nationwide |
- | 1994–95 Major League Baseball strike | 1994–95 | nationwide |
- | 1981 Major League Baseball strike | 1981 | nationwide |
- | 2010 Major League Soccer lockout/strike | 2010 | nationwide |
- | 1972 Major League Baseball strike | 1972 | nationwide |
- | 1985 Major League Baseball strike | 1985 | nationwide |
- | Major Indoor Soccer League lockout | 1986 | nationwide |
See also
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Further reading
- Brenner, Aaron, et al. eds. The Encyclopedia of Strikes in American History (Routledge, 2009) excerpt
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