The workers in an automobile factory know that they can perform tasks faster than they already do, but they collectively limit their output in order to limit management's knowledge of the labor process. This is called ______.

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Systematic soldiering refers to the practice where workers deliberately work at a slower pace than they are capable of, to control or limit what management knows about how quickly tasks can actually be performed, often to avoid increased work expectations or quotas.

The Workers in an Automobile Factory Know That They Can