In a primary boycott, a union encourages its members and the general public not to buy the goods and services produced by a firm involved in a labor dispute.

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A primary boycott is a type of boycott where a union calls upon its members and the general public to avoid purchasing the goods or services of a company that is involved in a labor dispute. This is different from a secondary boycott, where the union calls for a boycott of a company that is not directly involved in the labor dispute but is connected to the company in question.

In a Primary Boycott, a Union Encourages Its Members and the General