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Salting

Salting is also a labor union tactic used to organize a union at a non-union business. Union members or union activists hire on at a non-union business and assess workplace satisfaction and interest in organizing a union. Once the "salted" union employees determine that worker interest in organizing is sufficient, a meeting will be called with the purpose of forming an Organizing Committee. A card drive will then commence, and once a majority of workers sign cards, the National Labor Relations Board will be contacted and a date for an election set.

Salting is also the colloquial name for a kind of land scam where minerals or other resources were scattered on a piece of property so they would be “discovered” by a prospective buyer. For a time, these scams were popular and difficult to prosecute because they played on the greed of the victim.

Salting the earth is the military practice of spreading salt on fields to make them incapable of being used for crop-growing.

Salting is an area in the sea or close to the sea where sea-water is naturally evaporated to produce salt as a product.

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