Question

strikes, unions & collective bargaining
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click the run to button and choose february 9. observe what happens with your employees. let the simulation run until simulated time stops.
what happened to your employees?

• they were at work, but are now striking and picketing.
• they remained working.

Explanation:

In the context of "Strikes, Unions & Collective Bargaining", when a strike situation is simulated (especially as part of a union - related scenario), employees typically engage in striking and picketing rather than remaining at work. The first option describes the typical outcome of a union - related event like a strike, while the second option is inconsistent with the nature of such a scenario.

Answer:

A. They were at work, but are now striking and picketing.