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i Rapport från Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 2002, s. 5<br />
http://www.policyalternatives.ca/publications/reports/rightstrike-and-provision-emergency-services-canadian-health-care<br />
26 Tom O'Brien, »Targeting Tories: how the Nova Scotia<br />
Nurses Won», i Our Times 21 (3), 2002, s. 22.<br />
27 See Joni Ketter, »Nurses and Strikes: a Perspective from<br />
the United States», i Nursing Ethics 4 (4), 1997, s. 323-329; och<br />
om Australia, se Strachan 1997.<br />
28 Pertti Jokivuori, »Nurses’ Union Rejects Pay Offer and<br />
Calls for Industrial Action», The European Industrial Relations<br />
Observatory (EIRO) Online, 12 november 2007 http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/eiro/2007/10/articles/fi0710039i.htm<br />
29 »TEHY tillkännager krav, hotar med massuppsägning», 9<br />
okt 2007 YLE: (finska public service-kanalen) http://www.yle.fi/<br />
uutiset/news/<br />
30 Pertti Jokivuori, »Controversy over Law Restricting Right<br />
to Strike in Healthcare Sector», The European Industrial Relations<br />
Observatory (EIRO) Online 14 january 2008a http://<br />
www.eurofound.europa.eu/eiro/2007/12/articles/fi0712039i.htm<br />
31 »Nurses Union Announces More Resignations», 12 nov<br />
2007. YLE: (Finnish Broadcasting Company) http://www.yle.fi/<br />
uutiset/news/<br />
32 »Labour market experts doubt nurses will get pay hikes<br />
they want», 22 oct 2007. Helsingin Sanomat (HS) www.helsinginsanomat.fi/english<br />
33 Pertti Jokivuori, »Nurses’ Dispute in Settlement Talks»,<br />
The European Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO) Online<br />
21 januari 2008b http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/eiro/2007/<br />
11/articles/fi0711019i.htm<br />
34 ibid.<br />
35 Gary D. Brown, Anna-Marie Greaney, Mary E Kelly-<br />
Fitzgibbon, & Jane McCarthy, »The 1999 Irish Nurses’ Strike:<br />
nursing Versions of the Strike and Self-Identity in a Ge<strong>ner</strong>al<br />
Hospital», i Journal of Advanced Nursing 56 (2), 2006, s. 205.<br />
36 Regina Leader-Post 7 maj 1999.<br />
37 Judy Darcy & Catherine Lauzon, »The Right to Strike»,<br />
i Linda Briskin & Lynda Yanz (red.), Union Sisters, Toronto: The<br />
Women's Press 1983, s. 175.<br />
38 Brown et al. 2006, s.206f.<br />
39 Karen Jennings & Glenda Western, »A Right to Strike?»,<br />
i Nursing Ethics 4 (4), 1997, s. 281.<br />
40 Brown et al 2006, s. 205f.<br />
41 Lisa Hayes, »Nurses on Strike», i Aaron Bren<strong>ner</strong>, Benjamin<br />
Day, & Immanuel Ness (red.), The Encyclopedia of Strikes in<br />
American History, Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe 2009, s. 712-3.<br />
42 Paul Clark & Darlene Clark, »Union Strategies for Improving<br />
Patient Care: the Key to Nurse Unionism», i Labor Studies<br />
Journal 31 (1), 2006, s. 63.<br />
43 Paul Clark & Darlene Clark, »Union Strategies for Improving<br />
Patient Care: the Key to Nurse Unionism», i Labor Studies<br />
Journal 31 (1), 2006, s. 63.<br />
44 Sarah Hayward & Elizabeth Fee, »More in Sorrow Than in<br />
Anger: the British Nurses’ Strike of 1988», i International Journal<br />
of Health Services 22 (3), 1992, s. 404.<br />
45 ibid<br />
46 Frederik Ohsten, »Denmark: 100,000 Public Sector Workers<br />
on Strike», i Internat©ional Marxist Tendency 29 april 2008<br />
http://www.marxist.com/denmark-public-sector-workersstrike.htm<br />
47 Jokivuori 2007.<br />
48 Jan Czarzasty, »Pay Disputes in Public Health Sector Escalate»,<br />
The European Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO)<br />
Online, 20 August 2007 http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/eiro/<br />
2007/07/articles/pl0707019i.htm<br />
49 Marius Heuser, »The Way Forward in the Polish Doctors<br />
and Nurses Strike» , World Socialist Web Site 19 juli 2007<br />
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/jul2007/pola-j19.shtml<br />
50 Seishi Katsuragi, (1997) »Better Working Conditions Won<br />
by ‘Nurse Wave’ Action: Japanese Nurses’ Experience of Getting<br />
a New Law by their Militant Campaign», i Nursing Ethics 4 (4),<br />
1997, s. 316-17.<br />
51 Coulter 1993, s. 55f.<br />
52 Globe and Mail, 28 juni 1999.<br />
53 Haiven and Haiven 2002, s. 7f<br />
54 Hambling 2002, s. 12f.<br />
55 Helen Marot, »A Woman's Strike - An Appreciation of the<br />
Shirtwaist Makers of New York,» i Henry Mussey (red.), Proceedings<br />
of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York,<br />
1910-11, s. 124 och 128.<br />
56 Ruth Milkman, »Editor’s Preface», i Ruth Milkman (red.),<br />
Women, Work and Protest: A Century of Women's Labor History,<br />
Boston: Routledge och Kegan Paul 1985, s. xii.<br />
57 Charlotte Yates, »Challenging Misconceptions about Organizing<br />
Women into Unions», i Gender, Work, and Organization 13<br />
(6), 2006, s. 565.<br />
58 Linda Briskin, »Gendering Labour Militancies», uppsats<br />
presenterad vid Gender, Work and Organization Konferens, Keele<br />
University, UK, 2007.<br />
Judith Bessant, »‘Good Women and Good Nurses’ Conflicting<br />
Identities in the Victorian Nurses Strikes, 1985-6», i Labour<br />
History 63, 1992, s. 168.<br />
LINDA BRISKIN<br />
är verksam vid Social Science Department and School of Women’s<br />
Studies, York University, Toronto, Canada. Hon har bland<br />
annat forskat om kvinnor i fackliga organisatio<strong>ner</strong> och kvinnors<br />
organisering i Kanada och Sverige.<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
In recent decades, nurses have gone on strike in large numbers<br />
and in many countries. They have also used innovative non-strike<br />
tactics of resistance such as mass resignations. This article explores<br />
nurse militancy through strike narratives. It argues that in recent<br />
decades, the professional commitments of nurses to the provision<br />
of care have confronted health care restructuring, nursing<br />
shortages, intensification of work, precarious employment and<br />
gendered hierarchies with a militant discourse around the public<br />
interest, and a reconstitution and reclamation of caring work,<br />
what I call the politicization of caring. This research suggests that<br />
nurses’ dedication to caring work may now encourage rather than<br />
dissuade them from going on strike. It also highlights the widespread<br />
public support for nurses, even when they go on strike<br />
illegally.<br />
Finally, nurse militancy challenges commonsense misconceptions<br />
that women workers are passive and unlikely to strike. It<br />
problematizes the associations of militancy with men, masculinity<br />
and manliness. In fact, in its capacity to build public support,<br />
nurse militancy helps to mainstream and legitimize militancy itself.<br />
Nurse militancy and coalition-building are part of a long tradition<br />
of union women’s organizing and resistance which may<br />
provide untapped potential to defend public services, protect<br />
workers’ rights, and invigorate the union renewal project.<br />
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