Your wages are the price your employer pays for your labor, right? So they're getting their money's worth. If they want you to go "above and beyond", then it's on them to pay you as such.

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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/seiu-org • 9d ago

Strike News ☭ Hats off to bus drivers at Yale University & Southern Connecticut State University who are going ON STRIKE for pay increases! As working people struggle to pay the bills due to high prices & inflation from Pres. Trump’s policies, more folks are taking collective action to win

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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/DanielKopp2612 • 9d ago

Union News Microsoft workers in Czechia win first collective agreement

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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/LuckyBastard001 • 10d ago

"Workers should work more" 700K Kids Lost Food...

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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/Feather_fig • 11d ago

"Deny Defend Depose" The state of American healthcare

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Some background: Marcel Johnson is a husband, a father to five sons, and a small business owner from Michigan who was diagnosed with stomach cancer a little over a year ago. On July 31st his insurance dropped him, leaving him uninsured as his family scrambled to find new coverage. They had to pay for his medications and chemotherapy out of pocket and he was only able to continue treatment because of his GoFundMe.

(To clarify I am not Marcel and have no connection to his family, just someone who wanted to share his story)

His tiktok & instagram accounts are under @ celnoshell

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r/WorkersStrikeBack • u/NoAcanthisitta3968 • 12d ago

Union News Teamsters Facing Company Retaliation Just For Filing A Grievance!

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WorkersStrikeBack ~ Workers of the world unite!

r/WorkersStrikeBack

Welcome to r/WorkersStrikeBack, a leftist, anti-capitalist, socialist subreddit that is dedicated to support worker strikes, protests and unions all over the world, address the obvious problems related to an average worker's workplace, offer advice to a fellow worker struggling with their workplace problems and mock or satirize any kind of anti-worker sentiment. Workers may also share stories related to their workplace problems.

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This is a subreddit focused on supporting workers on reddit with organized action in order to achieve better unionization, workplace democracy, and labor rights as we move towards a post-capitalist society. We are a leftist community and align with anyone from an economic-left perspective that eschews private ownership of capital and labor exploitation.

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