A boycott occurs when union members agree not to buy products from a targeted employer.

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A boycott is a form of protest in which a group of people agree not to buy goods or services from a particular company or country as a way to put pressure on them to change their policies or practices. In the context of labor unions, a boycott may be organized to support the workers of an employer during a labor dispute, such as a strike or lockout, by withholding business from the targeted company or its supporters.

A Boycott Occurs When Union Members Agree Not to Buy