In several jurisdictions the party starting a strike or lockout must give notice of their intention to strike to the other party. Which of the below is not a reason for why notice needs to be given?
A) The employer may have cash or other valuables on the premises that must be stored elsewhere
B) Employees may have personal belongings they wish to remove
C) There may be perishable goods that must be removed
D) The employer may need time to build up inventory

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The primary reasons for giving notice are to allow both parties to prepare for the strike or lockout, such as securing valuables, removing personal belongings, or dealing with perishable goods, not for the employer to build up inventory.

In Several Jurisdictions the Party Starting a Strike or Lockout