Payment for work that is not needed, workers working at reduced speed, and workers duplicating the work of others are examples of:

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Featherbedding refers to practices such as paying workers for work that is not needed, having workers slow down their productivity, and duplicating work to create unnecessary jobs. It is considered an unethical labor practice that can increase costs for employers and ultimately harm the economy.

Payment for Work That Is Not Needed, Workers Working at Reduced