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When workmen march or patrol in front of the premises of the employer, carrying and displaying signs,…

'Picketing' occurs when striking workmen march, patrol, or station themselves in front of the employer's premises carrying and displaying signs, banners, and placards to…

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When workmen march or patrol in front of the premises of the employer, carrying and displaying signs, banners and placards for the purpose of preventing others form entering the place, it is called as:

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'Picketing' occurs when striking workmen march, patrol, or station themselves in front of the employer's premises carrying and displaying signs, banners, and placards to publicize their industrial dispute and persuade others not to enter the workplace.

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