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During collective bargaining, what is a 'lockout'?
A lockout is an employer's action to suspend or terminate employment or to refuse to continue to employ a number of employees, typically during a labour dispute
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Question: During collective bargaining, what is a 'lockout'?
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- A refusal by employees to perform their work. ✅ A temporary refusal by the employer to allow employees to work.
- A third-party intervention to mediate a dispute.
- A formal grievance filed by the union.
Correct answer: A temporary refusal by the employer to allow employees to work.
Explanation: A lockout is an employer's action to suspend or terminate employment or to refuse to continue to employ a number of employees, typically during a labour dispute.
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