The management of an organization is less able to afford a strike when
A)the product is nonperishable.
B)the organization is labor-intensive.
C)replacement workers are scarce.
D)the company has more than one production unit.
E)the demand for its product is weak.

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When an organization is labor-intensive, it relies heavily on its workforce for production. A strike would significantly disrupt operations, making it difficult for management to afford the strike.

The Management of an Organization Is Less Able to Afford