A coordinated slowdown is a deliberate, simultaneous reduction of work pace by a group, often used as a pressure tactic in labor disputes. Unlike a strike, it halts productivity without a full walkout. Workers use it to leverage negotiations, while management faces operational delays. Ultimately, it benefits employees seeking concessions without losing pay.
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