When a union that is striking asks the employer's customers to stop buying the employer's products, the union is requesting a(n)
A) lockout.
B) reverse picket.
C) picket.
D) injunction.
E) boycott.

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When a union that is striking asks the employer's customers to stop buying the employer's products, it is called a boycott. The goal of a boycott is to put pressure on the employer by reducing their revenue and hurting their business.

When a Union That Is Striking Asks the Employer's Customers