Types of Strikes, Boycott

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-Lawful strike-Related to pay, hours, and working conditions-Employers may hire replacements-Employers do not have to rehire if they have to fire existing employees, but striking employers can still vote in elections 12 months preceding strike
Economic strike
Strikers cannot be replaced or terminatedLawful strike
ULP employer violation strike
Unlawful strikeViolation of contract clause prohibiting strike
Wildcat strike
Unlawful strikerEmployees stop working and stay in the building
Sit-down strike
Employers set up identical company to avoid meeting CB responsibilitiesRadio Union V. Broadcast, Inc4 criteria have to be met: common mgmt, ownership central control or LR, and close interaction of OpsNLRB may put employer into same BU
Alter ego doctrine
Mostly ULPs as defined by Taft-Hartley ActUnion tries to get another business not to do business with the employer who is part of the dispute
Secondary Boycott
Common ownership, one business is union and the other one is not
Double-breasting
Neutral employer helps by producing goods and services of the employer with a dispute. Neutral employer becomes target of picket line.
Ally doctrine