When a company that owns or operates union as well as non-union operations shifts work to the non-union operation in an effort to diminish the impact of the strike, this is referred to as
A)Featherbedding
B)Double breasting
C)Yellow dogging
D)Single roofing

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Double breasting occurs when a company that owns or operates union as well as non-union operations shifts work to the non-union operation in an effort to diminish the impact of the strike.
Key Takeaway: Featherbedding occurs when an employer agrees to pay wages to union member whether or not their work is needed. Yellow dogging does not exist as an expression, but a yellow dog contract is one in which an employer agrees to give the employee a job, as long as the employee agrees not to join or have any involvement with a labor union. There is no expression known as single roofing in labor relations.

When a Company That Owns or Operates Union as Well