Workers at the Manchester plant of Vandelay Industries have gone out on strike. Management believes it could continue operations as normal by hiring replacement workers. If the company hires nonunion workers to continue its operations, it will be violating a recent Supreme Court ruling that declared hiring replacement workers as a violation of the Wagner Act. A. TrueB. False

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Francesca Hatfield

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29 May, 17:53

Workers at the Manchester plant of Vandelay Industries have gone out on strike. Management believes it could continue operations as normal by hiring replacement workers. If the company hires nonunion workers to continue its operations, it will be violating a recent Supreme Court ruling that declared hiring replacement workers as a violation of the Wagner Act. A. TrueB. False

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Emilie Benitez · Answer 1

The answer is B) : False.

Explanation:

If the company hires nonunion workers to continue its operations, it won't be violating a recent Supreme Court ruling because, in the present-day, the Supreme Court states that whenever strikes are carried out by workers/union members, it is legally right for employers to hire non-union workers or strike-breakers; also, employers are not bound to relieve such employed non-union workers if/whenever workers/union members call off strikes.