When employees picket their employer by carrying signs near the employer's place of business they seek to ________.

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Picketing is a form of protest in which people, typically union workers, carry signs near the employer's place of business to inform the public of a labor dispute. While picketing may encourage other employees to strike, that is not the primary goal. Additionally, picketing does not involve arbitration, which is a formal process of resolving disputes between labor and management through a neutral third party. Therefore, the best choice is B, "inform the public of the labor dispute."

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