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shirker

[shur-ker] / ˈʃɜr kər /


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Most companies also don’t put in the effort to catch shirkers by matching up badge swipes, Wi-Fi connections, time-off schedules and other data, Bloom added, citing conversations with dozens of human-resources chiefs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Carrie, who orders way too much pie for the occasion, delivers desserts to all the party shirkers, and the last we see of LTW and Herbert is them enjoying carbs and each other’s company.

From Salon

They have been eager to add work provisions to safety-net programs, reviving the old trope that the poor are lazy or shirkers living off the dole, which couldn't be further from the truth.

From Salon

The perception that Medicaid is saturated with lazy shirkers is false.

From Washington Post

Cookie shirkers of the world, unite: Together, we can face unafraid the plans that we’ve made.

From Washington Post