Question

TRUE/FALSE. Boycotting means that workers walk away from their jobs and refuse to return until a labor-management dispute has been resolved.

Answer 1

Boycotting means that workers walk away from their jobs and refuse to return until a labor-management dispute has been resolved. This statement  is false.

A work stoppage brought on by a widespread employee refusal to perform their duties is known as a strike action, also known as a labor strike, labour strike, or simply a strike. Typically, a strike is a response to employee complaints. During the Industrial Revolution, when mass labor became crucial in factories and mines, strikes increased in frequency.

An RD petition must first be submitted in person or electronically at a regional National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) office to begin the decertification process for a union. The NLRB may schedule a hearing and call for an election to decertify the union if 30% of the workers in the bargaining unit sign the petition.

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