When Is an Ambulatory Site Picketing Ruled Legal

question 8

Multiple Choice

When is an ambulatory site picketing ruled legal?

• A) When the object is currently on the secondary employer's site
• B) When the primary employer discontinues working on its normal business
• C) When the picketing is very distant from the strike object
• D) When the picketing discloses that the dispute is with the site owner and not the struck employer

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