SECTION III - EFFECTS OF A STRIKE
Article 330
A strike must be peaceful. Committing violent acts during a strike is considered to be serious misconduct that could be punished, including work suspension or disciplinary layoff.
Article 331
Freedom of work for non-strikers shall be protected against all form of coercion or threat.
Article 332
A strike suspends the labour contract. During a strike, the allowance for work is not provided and the salary is not paid.
The worker shall be reinstated in his job at the end of the strike.
The mandate of workers' representatives shall not be suspended during the strike so that they can maintain contact with representatives of the employer.
Article 333
The employer is prohibited from imposing any sanction on a worker because of his participation in a strike. Such sanction shall be nullified and the employer shall be punishable by a fine in the amount set in Article 369 of Chapter XVI.
Article 334
During a strike, the employer is prohibited from recruiting new workers for a replacement for the strikers except to maintain minimum service provided for in Articles 326 and 328 if the workers who are required to provide such service do not appear for work. Any violation of this rule obligates the employer to pay the salaries of the striking workers for the duration of the strike.
Article 335
A lockout undertaken in violation of these provisions obligates the employer to pay the workers for each day of work lost thereby.