noun
ˌlu beɪˈʃən
The act of professionally penetrating peers with demands in the workplace. Often undertaken by high-level employees tasked by administration with implementing new policy—often misguided in design and expected outcomes— into departments of underpaid and undervalued workers.
ˌlu beɪˈʃən
The act of professionally penetrating peers with demands in the workplace. Often undertaken by high-level employees tasked by administration with implementing new policy—often misguided in design and expected outcomes— into departments of underpaid and undervalued workers.
a) Damn, that new policy needed more lubation from head office; everyone braced for penetration and the policy just went limp.
b) Far out, Karen, is relentlessly employing some forceful levels of lubation at the moment! I understand the need to meet this quarter's projections but does she really need to penetrate us so hard?
b) Far out, Karen, is relentlessly employing some forceful levels of lubation at the moment! I understand the need to meet this quarter's projections but does she really need to penetrate us so hard?
by Primary Learning Leader January 13, 2022