As an HR Professional you should be familiar with the terminology, practices, and rules governing union-based strikes. An organization utilizes union labor and non-union labor in their operations. The union goes on a strike; so the organization shifts work to the non-union labor to offset the effects of the strike. If the union labor decides to picket the operations of the non-union labor, what term is assigned to this process?
When a union pickets a location where both union and non-union employees are working due to the employer's shift of work to the non-union labor during a strike, this scenario is termed as common situs picketing. This type of picketing typically targets the entire worksite rather than isolating the operations involving only union labor.
he correct answer is B. Common situs picketing. Common situs picketing occurs when union labor pickets a site where both union and non-union employees work, typically targeting the entire worksite rather than just the operations involving union labor. This often happens when an employer shifts work to non-union labor during a strike.