go-slow

Noun

Meaning

a form of protest by workers in which they deliberately slow down in order to cause problem from their employers

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go slow

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Correspondence between the retailer and the workers' union shows desperate attempts to avert a go-slow as the employees claim pay arrears dating months back. Source: Internet

Give yourself extra time, go slow and have a good one. Source: Internet

Justice Nderi was widely praised for resolving the case that saw teachers return to work after a five-week go-slow that had paralysed learning across the country. Source: Internet

I know too that t is no use running when you are in the wrong direction so we may as well go-slow and mind me I have no problem with that in so much that it is not slow and unsteady. Source: Internet

Devgn who is married to actress Kajol maintained that he has decided to go slow in choosing movie offers as he believes it is the time to concentrate on his family. Source: Internet

I took a patient to a public health institution today and what I observed was a pathetic lackadaisical approach to duty by health workers, as if they were on a go slow. Source: Internet

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