Union leaders can call for a lockout.

Question 18 options:

True

False

union leaders can not call for a lockout hence the answer is FALSE

Explanation:

A lockout is the stoppage/sacking of employees from work by the company management team during a labor struggle by the union, A lockout is carried / called by the management as a means of trying to forcefully discourage union members from continuing in the labor dispute/struggle. it is seen as the opposite of a strike action which is carried/called by the union leaders and carried out by union members

true they can call for a lookout