Union members can create difficulties for management by refusing to come to work, refusing to buy employer's products or services, asking other people to not buy the employer's products or services, or posting and carrying signs complaining about the employer's treatment of workers.

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Union members have the power to engage in collective actions that can create difficulties for management, including work stoppages and boycotts. They may also engage in public protests and demonstrations to draw attention to their grievances.

Union Members Can Create Difficulties for Management by Refusing to Come