Suppose that your union is unable to reach an agreement with company management. You get a call from your union steward telling you to be at the plant entrance at 8 a.m. with a large sign reading "Unfair to Workers." This activity is called
A) a wildcat strike.
B) boycotting.
C) picketing.
D) striking.
E) corporate campaigning.

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Picketing involves standing outside the company's premises with signs or placards to draw attention to the issue at hand. It is a form of peaceful protest that is legal in many countries. A wildcat strike refers to a strike action taken without union approval or against the terms of a collective bargaining agreement. Boycotting refers to the act of refusing to do business with a company or country. Striking involves workers refusing to work until their demands are met. Corporate campaigning involves promoting or advocating for a particular social or environmental cause against a company.

Suppose That Your Union Is Unable to Reach an Agreement