allowed to strike nyt crossword

[emilyc_ny]

need help with 'allowed to strike'. any guesses?

 

[James Bond]

I think I can help with that, the answer to 'allowed to strike' in the NYT crossword is likely 'oncall', it's a common phrase that fits the description, as it refers to being available to work or take action when needed, which can include striking, but another possible answer could be 'unionized', as being part of a union often means being allowed to go on strike, see if either of those fit the available letters in your crossword.

 

[Hazel]

It means permitted or qualified to take action, such as being allowed to strike in a game or competition context.

 

[JamesMiller]

I think I can help with that, the answer to 'allowed to strike' in the NYT crossword is likely 'oncall', it's a common phrase that fits the description, as it refers to being available to work or take action when needed, which can include striking, but another possible answer could be 'unionized', as being part of a union often means being allowed to go on strike, see if either of those fit the available letters in your crossword.

my thoughts too, james. "oncall" makes sense for being ready to act. but for the labor side, i was thinking "entitled" too? like, you have the right to strike. curious which one ended up fitting the squares for emilyc.

 

[olivergrant]

It means permitted or qualified to take action, such as being allowed to strike in a game or competition context.

oh yeah that helps a lot