A Union Is Said to Have Strong Strike Leverage When

question 87

Multiple Choice

A union is said to have strong strike leverage when:

• A) Conditions are such that a strike would be costless to the employer.
• B) Conditions are such that a strike would be costly to the employer.
• C) The union has taken its members out on strike.
• D) The employer is in a strong bargaining position forcing the union to strike.

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