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Goldbricking
(redirected from Cyberloafing)

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Goldbricking
A condition in which a benign skin disorder—e.g., an occupational dermatosis—is exacerbated by self-induced excoriation prior to a workman’s compensation review, to ensure that pension benefits will continue, rather returning to work

goldbricking
Benign self-mutilation Occupational medicine A condition in which a benign skin disorder–eg, an occupational dermatosis, is exacerbated by self-induced excoriation prior to a workman's compensation review, to ensure that pension benefits will continue, rather than be told to return to work


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Although employees have long found ways of shirking such as personal phone calls or trips to the water cooler, cyberloafing enables employees to avoid work duties using modern technology.
``The new trend of cyberloafing costs all businesses, but the threat of libellous or commercially sensitive data being sent out could cost them an awful lot more at Christmas than any other time of year.
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