Susan, a movie theater manager, recently implemented a policy stating that workers who call in sick on Friday or Saturday nights will have their free movie privileges revoked for one month. In observing her workers, she has noticed that some of them feel that the new policy is not fair, and they have not been working as hard as they did in the past. What are Susan's employees doing?

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Dominic Nicholson

10 July, 13:19

Susan, a movie theater manager, recently implemented a policy stating that workers who call in sick on Friday or Saturday nights will have their free movie privileges revoked for one month. In observing her workers, she has noticed that some of them feel that the new policy is not fair, and they have not been working as hard as they did in the past. What are Susan's employees doing?

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Kathy Hansen · Answer 1

The employees are soldiering. Soldiering is the act of loafing around in the workplace giving less productivity which may be caused by natural reasons or relations between men at the workplace. In the question above, the type of soldiering is called systematic soldiering, since it is caused by Susan the manager.