Despite a 1938 Supreme Court ruling allowing their use, ________ were seldom used by management during labor-management disputes until the 1980s.
A) injunctions
B) secondary boycotts
C) strikebreakers
D) yellow-dog contracts

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Strikebreakers, also known as scabs, are individuals hired to work in place of striking workers. Their use became more common in labor-management disputes during the 1980s, despite being legally recognized and available as a tactic since a 1938 Supreme Court ruling.

Despite a 1938 Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Their Use, ________