Management's refusal to let workers enter a plant or building to work is known as which of the following?
A) a management strike
B) a lockout
C) a reverse strike
D) a boycott

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A lockout is a tactic used by management to prevent workers from entering a building or plant to work. This is often used as a bargaining tool in labor negotiations. A management strike is not a recognized term in labor relations, and a reverse strike is not a common term in the field. A boycott is a tactic used by people to refuse to do business with a company or organization in protest.

Management's Refusal to Let Workers Enter a Plant or Building