Some provinces have legislation banning the use of ___________ or scabs as unions call them,during a strike.
A)injunctions
B)secondary boycotts
C)strikebreakers
D)yellow-dog contracts

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The term "scabs" refers to individuals who continue to work during a strike, often hired by the employer to replace unionized workers. Some provinces in Canada have laws prohibiting the use of strikebreakers or scabs during a strike, in order to support the collective bargaining power of unions. Injunctions (A) are court orders that prohibit certain actions, while secondary boycotts (B) refer to a tactic where a union targets a third party that does business with the employer in order to put pressure on the employer. Yellow-dog contracts (D) are agreements between an employer and employee in which the employee agrees not to join or participate in a union.

Some Provinces Have Legislation Banning the Use of ___________ or Scabs