Question

Michael discovers that his mortgage company's employees are working very slowly because they are afraid that, if they finish the loans they are currently processing, they will run out of work and lose their jobs. Michael's employees are Group of answer choices unqualified for their jobs. displaying laziness. inexperienced. soldiering. suffering from low morale.

Answer 1

Answer: Soldiering

Explanation: The employee loafs while pretending to work. They are soldiering on their job.

They soldier on and persist steadfastly on it with perseverance They soldier on until it is done

Answer 2

Answer: Michael's employees are SOLDIERING

Explanation:

In basic terms, soldering can simply be referred to as the attempt that is made by a worker or group of workers or employees to do the smallest amount of work in the greatest amount of time especially when they will not directly benefit from increment in work rate.

Normally, labourers, workers or employees most often than not consider their personal well beings in every thing they do, so they do not usually try to work above a defined work rate since it will not in any way guarantee an increase in their wages, benefits or remuneration.

Therefore, in the case of Michael whose employees are deliberately stalling on their tasks or working at slower rates than normal because they speculate that speeding up work consequently finishing up their tasks earlier will result in an untimely dismissal, we can conclude that his employees are simply SOLDERING.