slacker (Meaning)

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slacker (n)

a person who shirks his work or duty (especially one who tries to evade military service in wartime)

The manager reprimanded the slacker employee for repeatedly failing to meet deadlines.
Mary's classmates labeled her a slacker due to her lackadaisical attitude towards studies.
John was known as the office slacker, leaving his colleagues to carry the majority of the workload.
The construction crew hired a new laborer, hoping to replace the slacker who'd been delaying progress.
The team's success was threatened by a few slackers who refused to pull their weight.
The supervisor tasked the slacker with completing a menial assignment to motivate them.
Susan's boss fired her for being a slacker and not fulfilling her job responsibilities.
The teacher urged the students to avoid becoming slackers and to strive for academic excellence.
The company rolled out a new policy to address slacker employees, introducing performance metrics and incentives.
The military does not tolerate slackers, as their actions can jeopardize the mission and lives of others.

a person who shirks his work or duty (especially one who tries to evade military service in wartime)

shirker, lingerer, goldbrick, lazybones, dropout,drone, loafer, slug, sluggard, slouch

live wire, pistol, pistol, live wire,powerhouse, powerhouse, hustler, hustler, doer,doer

The manager reprimanded the slacker employee for repeatedly failing to meet deadlines.

Mary's classmates labeled her a slacker due to her lackadaisical attitude towards studies.

John was known as the office slacker, leaving his colleagues to carry the majority of the workload.

The construction crew hired a new laborer, hoping to replace the slacker who'd been delaying progress.