Management and Labor at Smithson Steel Have Reached an Impasse

question 97

Multiple Choice

Management and labor at Smithson Steel have reached an impasse during collective bargaining.As a result,Smithson management has refused to provide union workers with work shifts.Which of the following best describes Smithson's actions?

• A)lockout
• B)inside games
• C)illegal negotiation
• D)corporate campaign

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