/fri rahy-der/ – Phrase
Definition: Người không đóng góp nhưng hưởng lợi từ công việc hoặc dịch vụ của người khác.
A more thorough explanation: 1. (ECONOMICS) a person or an organisation that consumes more than its fair share of a resource, or takes on less than a fair share of the costs of that resource’s production
2. a non-union worker who gets the benefits of union activities
Example: 1. Opponents argue that unions face a “free rider” problem, representing workers who do not pay their dues.
2. For trade unions, the free rider problem takes the form of non-membership in unionized workplaces.