When a strike is called because two unions are in dispute as to whose workers deserve the work, it known as a ________ strike.
A) featherbedding
B) recognitional
C) jurisdictional
D) rolling

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A jurisdictional strike is called when two unions are in dispute over which union's workers should be doing the work. Featherbedding refers to the practice of requiring more workers than necessary for a job, recognitional strikes are called when a union is seeking official recognition from an employer, and rolling strikes involve workers in different locations or industries participating in the strike at different times.

When a Strike Is Called Because Two Unions Are in Dispute