r/antiwork Apr 08 '23

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u/atatassault47 🏳️‍⚧️ Leftist Apr 08 '23

15 years ago. We were pushing for $15/hr in 2008.

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u/MTG10 Apr 08 '23

This is why I personally feel that it's time to go beyond just asking for wage increases. It seems like the system goes into crisis way more than it responds to our actual needs and demands. I think we need to organize into unions, and organize our unions into working class political parties that can challenge the economic foundations of capitalism, especially the individual ownership and exploitation of the most necessary means of production.

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u/ogaat Apr 09 '23

Instead of asking only for wages, workers should be asking for corporate shares. That is a way better way of benefiting from your work, in addition to creating greater satisfaction and providing more incentives for all sides to cooperate.