What actions did President Truman take to avert laborer strike?

To avert labor strikes during his presidency, particularly in 1946, President Truman took several decisive actions. He proposed a federal seizure of key industries, such as steel, to ensure production continued and to maintain national security. Additionally, he used the Taft-Hartley Act to impose cooling-off periods on strikes, thereby delaying labor actions while promoting negotiations. His administration also encouraged dialogue between labor unions and employers to reach agreements and prevent disruptions.