Boycotts, Work Slowdowns, and Corporate Campaigns Have Increased Since the 1980s

question 115

Multiple Choice

Boycotts, work slowdowns, and corporate campaigns have increased since the 1980s because:

• A) Employees have become more militant.
• B) Strikes are no longer a viable option for many workers because of the employer's use of permanent strike replacements.
• C) Strikes are less costly to employers because they have more inventory today.
• D) Strikes are no longer legal in most situations.

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