go-slow (Meaning)

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go-slow (n)

a form of protest by workers in which they deliberately slow down in order to cause problem from their employers

The employees initiated a go-slow to protest the low wages.
The go-slow caused significant delays in delivering goods to customers.
The company implemented a go-slow to reduce production costs while maintaining revenue.
The union threatened a go-slow if their demands were not met.
The go-slow led to a drop in productivity, affecting the company's overall performance.
Employees engaged in a go-slow as a way to exert pressure on management.
The go-slow tactic was effective in gaining attention for the workers' grievances.
The go-slow caused supply chain disruptions, resulting in shortages of goods.
The government announced a go-slow on public spending in an effort to control the deficit.
The go-slow extended into the third month, causing losses for the company.

a form of protest by workers in which they deliberately slow down in order to cause problem from their employers

sick-out, job action, sit-down,slowdown,sit-in, lockout, sympathy strike, sympathetic strike, strike,walkout

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The employees initiated a go-slow to protest the low wages.

The go-slow caused significant delays in delivering goods to customers.

The company implemented a go-slow to reduce production costs while maintaining revenue.

The union threatened a go-slow if their demands were not met.