Which term describes workers who continue to work during a strike?

The term that describes workers who continue to work during a strike is "strikebreakers." This label typically applies to individuals who either cross picket lines or are employed to replace those who are on strike. Strikebreakers may be brought in by management to maintain operations while regular employees are not working due to the labor dispute. This act can create tension between strikers and those who choose to work, as well as within the labor movement itself, highlighting issues of solidarity and the impacts of labor strikes.

In contrast, other terms in the options provided do not accurately describe workers continuing to work during a strike. Union members, for example, are generally those who engage in the strike. Supporters and allies typically refer to individuals or groups who may stand in solidarity with the union members or support the cause of the striking workers, often participating in demonstrations or providing moral and logistical support, rather than actively working during the strike.