What is the significance of Section 8b)4)in the National Labor Relations Act?
A)It prohibits workers from entering into maintenance-of-membership agreements.
B)It prohibits top management employees from entering into runaway shop agreements.
C)It prohibits entry level workers from entering into agency shop agreements.
D)It prohibits workers from engaging in secondary boycotts.
E)It prohibits workers from engaging in repudiation.

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Section 8(b)(4) of the National Labor Relations Act specifically makes it an unfair labor practice for a labor organization or its agents to engage in secondary boycotts. This means that the law prohibits unions from pressuring a neutral third party (like a business or workers not directly involved in a labor dispute) to stop doing business with a company that the union is striking or boycotting.

What Is the Significance of Section 8b)4)in the National Labor