The employees of Aunt Smith's cookies are on strike. Jane has decided not to shop at any store that is still selling Aunt Smith's cookies. This is known as

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Jane's decision not to shop at stores that still sell Aunt Smith's cookies is an example of a secondary boycott, as it involves boycotting a third party that is related to the primary target of the strike (Aunt Smith's cookies). It is not a closed shop, as that refers to a workplace where only union members can be hired; it is not a union shop, as that refers to a workplace where employees must join a union after being hired; and it is not a sympathy strike, as that refers to another group of employees going on strike in support of a different group of employees.

The Employees of Aunt Smith's Cookies Are on Strike