A union is said to have strong strike leverage when:
A) Conditions are such that a strike would be costless to the employer.
B) Conditions are such that a strike would be costly to the employer.
C) The union has taken its members out on strike.
D) The employer is in a strong bargaining position forcing the union to strike.

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A union has strong strike leverage when a strike would be costly to the employer. This means that the employer would suffer significant economic losses or damage to their reputation if the union were to strike, giving the union increased bargaining power in negotiations.

A Union Is Said to Have Strong Strike Leverage When