A Jurisdictional Dispute Is a

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Multiple Choice

A jurisdictional dispute is a

• A) strike by a union in sympathy with another union's strike or cause.
• B) dispute involving two or more unions over which should have control of a particular jurisdiction.
• C) business enterprise in which employees must belong to the union before they can be hired and must remain in the union after they are hired.
• D) legal environment in which businesses may hire nonunion members conditional on their joining the union by some specified date after employment begins.

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