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Medical workers on strike: Is it morally acceptable?
As the economy continues to grow, people are beginning to emphasize their desire for a better work environment. In recent years, we have seen growing unionization in the workplace, as well as strikes and protests from employees in numerous fields. With that comes the question of whether it is morally acceptable for healthcare workers to go on strike, due to their role in keeping patients alive.
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