All of the following are weapons that labour can use to pressure management throughout contract negotiations except a
A) slowdown.
B) picket.
C) boycott.
D) strike.
E) lockout.

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A lockout is a weapon that management can use to pressure labour during contract negotiations, not the other way around. A lockout occurs when management shuts down operations and prevents employees from working until a new contract is agreed upon. Therefore, E is the correct answer as it is the option that does not belong with the others in terms of being a weapon that labour can use to pressure management during contract negotiations.

All of the Following Are Weapons That Labour Can Use