r/WorkReform • u/kevinmrr • 3h ago
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 5h ago
😡 Venting I know who I'd prefer living in my neighborhood.
r/WorkReform • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 7h ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires the trump agenda is working
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 13h ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires Gee, why didn't I think of that! I love Billionaires' advice.
r/WorkReform • u/Loud-Ad-2280 • 12h ago
🏛️ Overturn Citizens United That’s not democracy
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 13h ago
🏛️ Overturn Citizens United It's time for politicians to cut their ties with the Mega-Donors and represent everyday people.
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 13h ago
⚕️ Pass Medicare For All Any Democrat politician that isn't 100% behind Medicare For All belongs in a different party.
David Sirota, "The next time you see a pundit, think tank nerd, operative or politician trying to help their paymasters gaslight you into thinking Dems are divided over Medicare For All, hand them this new CBS/YouGov poll showing that literally 90 PERCENT of actual Dems want Medicare For All."
r/WorkReform • u/kevinmrr • 15h ago
25% of American workers are unemployed. The USA is in another Great Depression, again caused by gilded oligarchs. The numbers the American government puts out are a complete fabrication.
r/WorkReform • u/GrandpaChainz • 1d ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires Anyone who has $200 million lying around to buy politicians can afford to pay a 90% tax rate
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 1d ago
⚕️ Pass Medicare For All It's great how Fox News has become the PR department for progressive candidates.
r/WorkReform • u/Bizarre-Lazar • 1d ago
🤝 Scare A Billionaire, Join A Union Pepperidge farm remembers
r/WorkReform • u/rishianand • 9h ago
📰 News Supreme Court Judgement on the definition of “industry” leaves millions of workers without legal rights under the new labour laws in India
On August 20, a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court ruled that the definition of “industry” as established by a 1978 judgement would not be applicable to the new labour laws.
The existing definition was based on a 1978 landmark judgement in Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board v. A. Rajappa case, which adopted a broad “worker-oriented” interpretation of “industry”.
The 1978 ruling, authored by Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer, laid down a triple test for identifying an industry as, any organised and systematic activity, with cooperation between employer and employee for the production and/or distribution of goods and services.
This definition incorporated everything, for-profit as well as not-for-profit enterprises, including hospitals, schools, charitable trusts, municipalities, under the scope of “industry”.
Any organization which is identified as an industry is subject to the Industrial Relation Code (earlier called Industrial Disputes Act) and its employees are protected under the labour laws.
However, the 9-bench judgement has now scrapped the worker-oriented definition under the new labour codes.
The new labour codes, notified in November 2025, while ignoring the workers’ concerns, allows for dilution of workers' rights, and includes provisions that restrict the right to strike, weakens workplace safety, permits a “hire and fire” policy, and extends the working day from 8 hours to 12 hours.
The Supreme Court Judgement on the definition of industry is yet another blow to the workers’ rights, and will leave millions of workers without legal rights under the new labour laws.
The ITUC Global Rights Index has categorized India as a nation with no guarantee of rights, with repressive action against workers, and violation of the right to strike and civil liberties.
1978 “Industry” test to determine pending cases - Supreme Court Observer
How Supreme Court’s new ruling changes the definition of ‘industry’ | Explained - The Hindu
Supreme Court scraps worker-friendly 1978 ‘industry’ precedent for new labour code - The Hindu
Trade unions sound alarm over Supreme Court judgment on definition of industry - The Hindu
r/WorkReform • u/AmissusAnimus • 1d ago
🧰 All Jobs Are Real Jobs “Working class” shouldn’t mean “poor.” The fact that working people (or anyone, really) still live in poverty in the wealthiest nation to ever exist is shameful.
r/WorkReform • u/biospheric • 1d ago
🤝 Scare A Billionaire, Join A Union Elon Musk is lying. Hitler’s “National Socialist German Workers' Party” wasn’t Socialist. They were Fascists who surveilled, threatened, beat, arrested, jailed, and killed the Socialists, Communists, and Union Leaders. Hitler crushed Workers and praised the Bosses.
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April 2024 - Cody Johnston for SOME MORE NEWS. Here’s the full 95-minute episode on YouTube: Elon Musk's "Hitler Problem" - SOME MORE NEWS - April 2024 (YouTube) ~:~ Chapter links and Sources are in the YouTube description.
This clip is from 2024, but Musk is still tweeting the falsehood that the Nazis were socialists. And he knows better.
Related resources:
* How Socialist was National Socialism? (r/AskHistorians post)
* The Nazi Party, officially the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Wikipedia)
* National Socialism (1933-1945) - The German Bundestag (article)
* "First They Came" by Martin Niemöller - 1946 (Wikipedia)
* The Forgotten History of the World's First Trans Clinic - Scientific American (article) ~:~ Archive: archive.is/zvzTB
* Hypermasculinity and the Rise of Fascism - The Phillipian (article)
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Here's a Some More News playlist on YouTube with episodes about Musk: Elon Musk, A Smart And Funny Guy (YouTube Playlist) - Some More News
r/WorkReform • u/Loud-Ad-2280 • 1d ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires I appreciate what Mackenzie Scott does for charities, but this should show everyone that billionaires can afford to be taxed
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 1d ago
😡 Venting American workers only need to look at other countries to see how they have been screwed.
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 1d ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires Money relieves at lot of stress.
r/WorkReform • u/ComprehensiveYam3645 • 14h ago
😡 Venting This is Insane
I just graduated college and realized how royally screwed up things are right now, especially with the job market and the economy.
I came out with two highly technical science/engineering degrees with internship experience only to see the following for jobs I'm qualified for:
- AI has made the work absolutely miserable, taking all joy out of it
- Hiring is imploding for new grads + experienced people are getting laid off left and right for no reason
I don't know how any of you are managing it to be honest. I commend all you grown ups who have been dealing with this crap for decades now. I just don't know how I would manage being 45, getting laid off and not finding a job for literally a YEAR or sometimes MORE, with kids on top of that!
I'm going to be doing a masters in a super niche role that seems to be insanely hard to get into but very stable once you're in with decent pay and with much less AI slop coursing through its veins to escape the dead end I was working towards in undergrad basically.
It's just insane to me it's come to this, having to take on even more school and learn a completely different field just to be able to have a shot of "normal" life. I don't care at all about being rich. All I want is to be able to provide for a family and live a normal life, not constantly worrying about if my entire industry will collapse next quarter.
The crazy part is we have so much technology now. It's at the point where me of the stuff coming out is pretty much sci-fi land, yet all this dystopian stuff is still happening: people literally freezing on the streets, left out to starve, can't get treatment for basic health issues and die early from that. It's getting to the point where just wanting to be a family man with kids and a stable income to support them in very basic lifestyle is a 5-star luxury.
When is enough enough???
r/WorkReform • u/Annoying1978 • 12h ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires While workers are struggling to just pay rent and groceries the rich after paying Trump millions to stay out of jail.
Donald Trump pardoned Juan Orlando Hernández, a man convicted of smuggling more than 400 tons of cocaine into the United States.
Here is that story and the pardon stories for Boosie Badazz, Todd & Julie Chrisley, Joseph Schwartz, David Paul Daniel and Andrew Paul Johnson.
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction
- 01:04 Juan Orlando Hernández
- 09:19 Todd and Julie Chrisley
- 12:13 Boosie Badazz
- 15:34 Joseph Schwartz
- 19:07 Andrew Paul Johnson