Holding public rallies, boycotts, and bringing negative publicity to the other party in negotiations is considered a(n):
A) Unfair labor practice.
B) Bad faith bargaining tactic.
C) Hardball tactic.
D) Pressure tactic.

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Pressure tactics are actions taken by one party in a negotiation to put pressure on the other party to accept their demands. Holding public rallies, boycotts, and bringing negative publicity to the other party are all examples of pressure tactics.

Holding Public Rallies, Boycotts, and Bringing Negative Publicity to the Other