In order for injunctions to be issued in labor disputes:
A) a strike must continue for at least seven days
B) the union must show that lack of an injunction will cause greater harm to the employer than to the union
C) employers must show that lack of an injunction will cause greater harm to the employer than to the union
D) employers must show that lack of an injunction will cause greater harm to the union than to the employer

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In labor disputes, employers must show that lack of an injunction will cause greater harm to the employer than to the union in order for injunctions to be issued. Option A is incorrect as there is no specific time limit for a strike to continue before injunctions can be issued. Option B is also incorrect as it places the burden of proof on the union, which is not the case. Option D is incorrect as it is the opposite of what is required.

In Order for Injunctions to Be Issued in Labor Disputes