When Collective Bargaining Negotiations Broke Down Between the Soft Rock

question 29

True/False

When collective bargaining negotiations broke down between the Soft Rock Miners' Union and Consolidated Moose Pastures Mining Company,the union called a lawful strike of its members.Picket lines were set up at the entrance to the mine.
-If violence occurs on the picket line and,in spite of police assistance,damage results,the company may apply to the court for an injunction to reduce the number of pickets,and prevent blockage of the entrance to the property.

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