When union members who have a dispute with a company walk around outside the firm's place of business carrying signs and talking to the media and public about their concerns,they are using a tactic known as:
A)boycotting.
B)work-to-rule.
C)striking.
D)picketing.

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Picketing involves union members protesting outside a company's place of business by carrying signs and talking to the media and public. Boycotting is when consumers refuse to buy a company's products, work-to-rule is when employees follow all rules and procedures to slow down work, and striking involves workers refusing to work altogether.

When Union Members Who Have a Dispute with a Company