Rather than resort to strikes and lockouts when workers cannot agree with employers, the two sides may decide to bring in a neutral third party. This their party person is called a picketer.

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The statement is incorrect. A picketer is not a neutral third party, but rather a person who stands outside a workplace with a sign to protest or persuade others not to enter. A neutral third party in labor disputes is typically an arbitrator, mediator, or conciliator.

Rather Than Resort to Strikes and Lockouts When Workers Cannot