A ________ occurs when a union asks its members,other union members,the employer's customers or clients,and supporters in the general public not to patronize the business involved in the labour dispute.
A) strike
B) boycott
C) strike vote
D) lockout
E) picket

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A boycott is a form of protest in which a union urges people to avoid buying or using the products or services of a targeted business. This is done as a way to put pressure on the business to meet the union's demands during a labour dispute. Strikes, strike votes, lockouts, and picketing all involve different tactics used by unions during labour disputes, but they do not directly involve urging customers or clients to avoid a particular business.

A ________ Occurs When a Union Asks Its Members,other Union