walk off the job



walk off the job

 
1. Fig. to abandon a job abruptly. I was so mad I almost walked off the job. Fred almost walked off the job when he saw how bad things were.
2. Fig. to go on strike at a workplace. The workers walked off the job and refused to negotiate. They walked off the job and called a strike.
See also: job, off, walk

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WenceslasWEN-səs-laws (English)History
Head[hed]
Franklyn['fræŋkliŋ]
BennoBE-noGerman
Nyazik-Turkmen
PÁLaPOW-lahIcelandic