RIGHT TO STRIKE: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE SRI LANKAN LAW (original) (raw)

The paper critically examines the right to strike in the context of Sri Lankan law, exploring the historical developments, definitions, and implications of strike actions within the labor movement. It assesses the balance of power between employers and employees and the role of trade unions in facilitating collective bargaining. Key issues addressed include the legal status of the right to strike, public perception of strikes in Sri Lanka, and the significance of safeguarding this right within the framework of labor laws and constitutional guarantees.