A Hot Cargo Contract

A hot cargo contract:

A) refers to picketing by employees and/or a union of a business not directly involved in a labor dispute for the purposes of bringing pressure to bear on the business of an employer who is.
B) refers to an union requiring the employer not to force employees to handle materials going to or coming from an employer designated by the union as "unfair.
C) refers to is an agreement between an employer and an employee in which the employee agrees, as a condition of employment, not to be a member of a labor union.
D) refers to demanding payment for work no longer performed by workers because of automation or robotification.
E) refers to a contract given to a worker who refuses to join coworkers in a strike.