In what year did the International Association of Fire Fighters end its ban on strikes?

The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) ended its ban on strikes in 1968. This was a significant moment in labor relations within the fire service, as it allowed firefighters greater leverage in negotiations for better working conditions, pay, and benefits. By lifting the ban, the IAFF acknowledged the importance of collective bargaining, empowering firefighters to engage in strikes as a tactic to advocate for their rights and needs in the workplace. This decision reflected the broader labor trends of the time, where many workers were seeking more rights and better working conditions through organized movements.