Under the National Labor Relations Act, an "unfair labor practice strike" could be called to ________.

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An unfair labor practice strike can be called when the employer violates the employees' rights under the National Labor Relations Act, including discrimination against a union member. It is not for economic demands such as higher wages or for airing any employee grievance. Affecting the noneconomic package of a contract under negotiation is a bargaining tactic but not the sole purpose of an unfair labor practice strike.

Under the National Labor Relations Act, an "Unfair Labor Practice