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During the verizon strike it was a recession and the pullman strike was a depression.

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Each worker kept their job but were considered traitors to the company and had to sign a non-union agreement on their contract.

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After the strike was over the company disputed paid vacations to each of its workers who went on strike.

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When it comes to both of these Strikes there are more than one difference, the Pullman strike was involved with Trains and the Verizon strike was dealing with cellular communication.

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During both of these strikes both laborers had an unpaid suspension

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About 40,000 Verizon workers up and down the East Coast walked off the job on wenesday after contract negotiations broke down. The nation’s second-largest telecommunications carrier by revenue wants to be able to transfer employees to another city for up to two months, outsource more work to non-union contractors and close down U.S.-based call centers that could be moved to Mexico or the Philippines.

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In Chicago 1894 a man named George Pullman cut his workers wages but did not cut their housing fee's, this happened because of the great depression and George Pullman had no other choice