Detroit Auto Company (DAC)agrees with its employees' union not to buy any nonunion-produced component parts from other firms for use in DAC products.This is

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The agreement between DAC and its employees' union not to buy any nonunion-produced component parts from other firms for use in DAC products is a secondary boycott, which is prohibited by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) under Section 8(b)(4). This provision prohibits labor unions from engaging in any conduct that would coerce or restrain a neutral third party, including suppliers, from doing business with an employer in order to exert pressure on that employer to recognize or bargain with the union. Therefore, the agreement between DAC and its union is a prohibited secondary boycott.

Detroit Auto Company (DAC)agrees with Its Employees' Union Not to Buy