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faduma

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A strike against an employer other than the one involved in the primary labor dispute:
 a. is an illegal secondary boycott b. is a legal secondary boycott
  c. is an illegal primary boycott d. is a legal tertiary boycott
  e. is an illegal tertiary boycott

Question 2

A secondary boycott, in general, is:
 a. a strike or other action by a union against the employer of the employees whose collective bargaining agreement is in question
  b. a strike or other action by an employer in retaliation for the primary boycott
  c. an attempt to force others to stop doing business with an employer not directly involved in the labor dispute d. a strike or action against indirect buyers
  e. none of the other choices



livaneabi

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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