primary boycott
- A strategic attempt led by a labor union and its participants to dissuade individuals from purchasing goods or services from a specific employer
- The workers' union decided to initiate a primary boycott when the company refused to increase wages.
- In an attempt to support better working conditions, some consumers will honor a primary boycott, refraining from buying the products of the involved company.
- The threat of a primary boycott can sometimes prompt employers to negotiate with their labor unions.
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