It's not uncommon for workers to slack off in the Federation; many factory workers habitually do so, and the situation in the Federation is even more complex.
With the protection of various laws and the backing of the Workers' Union, even if capitalists know that workers are slacking, there aren't many good ways to resolve it.
If capitalists push too hard, workers might strike, protest, or even have the Workers' Union's lawyers sue capitalists for exploiting and oppressing the human need for rest, forcing workers into intense labor without sufficient breaks.
Just this one issue can cost capitalists a significant amount of money, with various litigation costs and lawyers' fees becoming a big burden.
If capitalists win, the involved worker apologizes and resigns, causing no loss to the worker, but capitalists suffer a substantial financial loss.
