When employees are required to attend a meeting to hear a presentation by the employer during a pre-election union campaign, the meeting is called:
A) shop talk.
B) captive audience.
C) union discussion.
D) closed audience.
E) open audience.

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A meeting during a pre-election union campaign where employees are required to attend to hear a presentation by the employer is called a captive audience meeting because the employees are "captured" and unable to leave while the presentation takes place.

When Employees Are Required to Attend a Meeting to Hear