Big A Company buys the assets of Little P Company, which is a party to an existing collective bargaining agreement with the Teamsters. Big A reemploys all of the employees of Little P$,$ all of whom are members of the bargaining unit covered by the agreement. Big A intends to continue producing the same products for Little P$\text{'}$s former customers. Even though there is no language in the sale agreement between the companies requiring Big $A$ to honor the terms of Little P$\text{'}$s agreement with the Teamsters, in this sp$$cific situation Big A still must honor the entire agreement for the remainder of its term to avoid a violation of the NLRA:

False