The Supreme Court, in the Boys Market case, upheld an injunction against a striking union and posited that in the future when a no-strike clause exists then:
A) Courts can never issue an injunction against a striking union.
B) The NLRB should hear the case.
C) Injunctions should be issued if certain conditions are met.
D) Management cannot seek an injunction.

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The Supreme Court stated that courts should issue injunctions against a striking union if certain conditions are met. These conditions include that the strike is illegal or that the harm to the employer's business is significant and not outweighed by the harm to the union. This means that courts have the power to issue injunctions even if a no-strike clause exists, but only if certain criteria are met.

The Supreme Court, in the Boys Market Case, Upheld an Injunction