Causing an employer to pay for services not performed or not to be performed is called:
A) Feather rights
B) Feather draft
C) Featherbedding
D) Featherbuster

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Featherbedding is the practice of causing an employer to pay for services not performed or not to be performed, such as requiring the hiring of unnecessary workers or imposing restrictive work rules. It is often done by labor unions to increase employment and protect jobs, but it can also be seen as a form of corruption or inefficiency. Feather rights, feather draft, and featherbuster are not commonly used terms in this context.

Causing an Employer to Pay for Services Not Performed or Not