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If you're management you can refuse to do replacement work for striking workers because that work will not be listed in your contract. i.e. your job as listed in your employment contract is supervising cleaners. If your underlings don't show up for work, your boss can't force you to start cleaning, he can only force you to show up to work and supervise nonexistent cleaners. Of course such a rule may not apply depending on what country or state you're in.
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