All of the following might be described as a "job action" associated with collective bargaining EXCEPT for ______.

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A "job action" refers to various forms of protest or actions taken by employees, often organized by a labor union, to gain concessions from their employer during collective bargaining. This includes work speedups, work slowdowns, and "blue flu" (a type of strike action where workers call in sick en masse). The "thin blue line" is not a job action; it is a term used to refer to the police, symbolizing their role as the line that keeps society from descending into violent chaos.

All of the Following Might Be Described as a "Job