Why Might Pickets Prevent Trucks and Railcars from Entering a Struck

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Multiple Choice

Why might pickets prevent trucks and railcars from entering a struck business?

• A) because picketing during a strike carries a legal obligation on the part of the employer to cease operations, including delivery of goods and materials
• B) because unions often refuse to cross another union's picket line
• C) because the union has a legal right to obstruct the business of the employer the union is striking against
• D) because operators of trucks and railcars must get permission from the picketing union to enter the premises

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