Multiple Choice
Under the National Labor Relations Act, an "unfair labor practice strike" could be called to:
A) Air any employee grievance.
B) Protest an employer's alleged discrimination against a union official.
C) Affect the economic package of a contract under negotiation.
D) Affect the noneconomic package of a contract under negotiation.
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