There are exceptions, but strikes are usually the result of an organized group of workers exhausting other bargaining options. Strikes are the result of very in

There are exceptions, but strikes are usually the result of an organized group of workers exhausting other bargaining options. Strikes are the result of very intentional, long periods of organizing. They (usually) don't happen all of a sudden. Barring something egregious, strikes are hard to pull off and requires a lot of buy in. The most successful way to accomplish this level of organizing is forming a union.