1. Many employees of Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), rail service in the vicinity of San Francisco, CA, belong to a union called the Service Employees International Union. Suppose BART is an example of a closed shop. This means that a worker is already a member of the union before being .
2. In a labor negotiation in 2005, BART management strongly opposed union demands, which called for annual raises of 2 to 4 percent over three years. The two sides did not reach an agreement by the deadline, and 310,000 BART riders were denied service the following morning when BART employees refused to work. This situation is an example of:
a. Institutional discrimination
b. A labor strike
c. A closed shop
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