A union strikes only one employer and attempts to break the solidarity of the multiemployer bargaining unit.This is an example of _____.
A) logrolling
B) a whipsaw strategy
C) collusion
D) the ally doctrine

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This is an example of a whipsaw strategy, in which a union targets one employer in a multiemployer bargaining unit in an attempt to pressure that employer to break ranks and make concessions that will then undermine the bargaining power of the other employers in the unit. Logrolling refers to the practice of trading favors or concessions between parties, collusion refers to secret cooperation for illegal or unethical purposes, and the ally doctrine refers to the idea that unions should seek to build alliances with other organizations and social movements.

A Union Strikes Only One Employer and Attempts to Break