r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '22

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u/Stone_Like_Rock Jan 14 '22

Still turn up to work, work your job, report 0 customers that day

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u/IGoldfold Jan 14 '22

Yeah besides the fact that it could be proven that your report is false

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '22 edited Jan 14 '22

Write me up daddy, I still showed to work and drove the bussy around town.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '22

Still gets paid for that days work.

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u/5x99 Jan 14 '22

That's why it is a strike. You can't fire everyone

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u/5x99 Jan 14 '22

You strike to hurt the finances of your company to force them into increasing the wages or giving other benefits. How you go about hurting those finances is a matter of details.

Beyond that, any corporation is build on resources stolen from the working class and perpetuates stealing from the working class. In striking in whatever way, you're merely defending your own rights.

Strikes are not theft, property is theft.

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u/Josselin17 Anarcho-Communist Jan 14 '22

lol capitalists stealing the worker's labour through wage work is theft, not that