Picketing a neutral party in order to have that neutral party pressure the targeted employer on the union's behalf is known as ________ picketing.
A) primary
B) wildcat
C) secondary
D) rolling

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Secondary picketing involves picketing a neutral party (such as a supplier or customer) in order to put pressure on the targeted employer to give in to the union's demands. Primary picketing targets the employer itself, while wildcat picketing is unauthorized by the union and not part of an official campaign. Rolling picketing involves moving picket lines from one location to another.

Picketing a Neutral Party in Order to Have That Neutral