During contract negotiations, the union representing the teachers in District 52 is calling for a strike if the union's demands aren't met by the end of the week. A new school board member is worried about school shutting down and suggests directing the negotiators to accept the union's demands. A more experienced board member says the teachers also have reasons for not wanting to strike. What would be one of the most likely reasons for teachers not wanting to strike?
A) The school board member will picket the schools during the strike.
B) The union will likely be able to make up for some pay during the strike.
C) The janitors' union will refuse to cross the teachers' picket lines.
D) The district will not pay the teachers while they are on strike.
E) During a strike, the employer excludes workers from the workplace.

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Teachers would not want to strike because they would not receive their regular pay during the strike. This would likely cause financial hardship for many teachers and their families.

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