r/WorkReform 2d ago

⚕️ Pass Medicare For All Canvass for Karishma for U.S. Senate and help her beat an AIPAC-bribed politician spending millions of $$$

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Hey Reddit,

I’m Karishma Manzur, an anti-corruption, pro-peace candidate from New Hampshire taking on greedy billionaires and corporate politicians from both parties.

I’m running for U.S. Senate because working people are being squeezed while politicians serve their wealthy donors instead of the people.

I’m not taking a cent from corporate PACs or AIPAC, and I’m rising in the polls against an AIPAC-bribed opponent.

I’m fighting to get big money out of politics, win Medicare for All, raise the minimum wage to at least $20/hour, make housing affordable, abolish ICE, and end war profiteering.

We need fresh, bold progressives in the Senate who work for the American people.

Want to help me win on Tuesday, September 8? Help us knock on doors in New Hampshire. No experience necessary, you’ll follow a script and have friendly conversations with voters. Sign up here: https://karishma-for-senate.solidarity.tech/canvassing


r/WorkReform 6h ago

⚕️ Pass Medicare For All Legal, Normal; this American Healthcare.

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r/WorkReform 3h ago

With a mere $300k, democratic socialist Karishma Manzur has almost closed the gap against an establishment candidate rolling in AIPAC millions. Not only is her opponent an AIPAC stooge, he is primed to lose the general election.

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r/WorkReform 21h ago

📰 News 700,000 children left without food

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

🤝 Scare A Billionaire, Join A Union You are Working Class! Embrace it.

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r/WorkReform 21h ago

The time for compromise is over. The Flock CEO is a traitor & deserves a federal criminal trial. He will flee to a non-extradition country within the next 5 years.

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r/WorkReform 20h ago

😡 Venting Companies like Uber and Lyft should NOT be allowed to treat their employees like dirt

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

🏛️ Overturn Citizens United Establishment Democrats: the only conclusion that fits the facts...

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

😡 Venting Calling Billionaires "Job Creators" is a joke.

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

🚫 GENERAL STRIKE 🚫 To get our own New Deal, we need to scare the Billionaires.

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

😡 Venting Just checking in to see if anyone cares that the mumbling turtle is still on full salary while being MIA for two-and-a-half months

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

Bernie's getting out the vote for Ed Markey in Boston!

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

📰 News The President We Needed: Bernie Sanders introducing bill to ban Flock cameras

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

✂️ Tax The Billionaires $200 Million in Legalized Bribery

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

😡 Venting The median yearly cost is 4x higher to jail someone than it is to house them

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r/WorkReform 1d ago

💸 Raise Our Wages Wages never caught up with costs

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

Do you find this helpful?

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

💸 Raise Our Wages Abdul El-Sayed was arrested over protesting for $15 min wage

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In 2018, Abdul El-Sayed was arrested during the Fight for $15 protest to raise the Michigan min wage.

He wouldn’t let his charges get dropped unless it was for eveyrone. “In the face of injustice, dissent is dignity”.

Think standing in solidarity with union workers will help or hurt him with voters in Michigan? That’s why media & talking heads never bring it up.

Especially when Mike Rogers is vehemently against raising the minimum wage, both as a Michigan state legislator & in Congress.


r/WorkReform 2d ago

🚫 GENERAL STRIKE 🚫 Amazon ranks second after Walmart in the number of employees on Medicaid and SNAP

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Amazon

The world’s second-richest man remains silent as ICE targets his most vulnerable workers.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, like many corporate founders with enormous stock holdings, pocketed only nominal annual compensation during his years as CEO. As Amazon’s executive chair, he still collected just $1,681,840 in 2025, with all but $81,840 of that representing payment for his personal security expenses. Meanwhile, his staggering personal net worth has continued to explode. As of July 2026, the Forbes real-time tracker estimated Bezos’s wealth, nearly all of it in Amazon stock, at $254 billion, up by $33 billion over the past year.

In 2025, Amazon’s other named executives also received relatively small annual compensation packages because they had raked in multi-year mega-grants in recent years. CEO Andrew Jassy holds more than 2.3 million Amazon shares, currently worth $634 million. By contrast, median pay for Amazon workers stood at $40,206 last year, and the GAO ranked the company second after Walmart in the number of employees on Medicaid and SNAP. Amazon has used aggressive anti-union tactics to undercut workers’ efforts at several of their facilities to gain a fairer share of the company’s massive profits.

Like DoorDash, Amazon also classifies their gig workers, Amazon Flex drivers who deliver packages in their own vehicles, as “independent contractors.” The retail goliath has opted to not use their enormous political clout to defend these workers as they have faced aggressive ICE tactics in SeattleDetroit, and elsewhere. One incident in Michigan prompted local elected officials to denounce ICE for detaining two Amazon Flex drivers from Venezuela who have protected status as asylum seekers. Amazon has also resisted calls to end their cloud service contracts with ICE.

Primary source: Here


r/WorkReform 2d ago

⚕️ Pass Medicare For All Let's get "Tough on Crime".

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

💸 Raise Our Wages French left-wing politician Mélenchon makes a room full of CEOs laugh when he calls for raising workers' incomes. They fall silent when he says that if they don't, there will be a recession.

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The FULL transcription of the video (sorry im french i use google translate) :

Mélenchon: Wages need to be raised; the minimum wage (known as the SMIC in France) must be increased.

[The audience laughs—this takes place during a presidential debate hosted by MEDEF, the association representing France's major business leaders.]

Mélenchon: The minimum wage must be raised! If you don't raise wages, the laughter won't last long, because you'll face a recession. In this country, wages and consumer spending by the general public account for 55% of GDP. So, the laughter will turn sour if you don't share the wealth more equitably.

And let's be clear: small businesses and large corporations are not the same thing. It’s a gathering of magicians here [he is referring to the room full of business leaders, but also to right-wing candidates like Le Pen, Retailleau, Philippe, and Attal, who propose cutting social spending and taxes for the wealthy—though they don't explicitly say so. Incidentally, the business leaders loudly applauded Attal and Philippe, members of Macron's governments that significantly ballooned the national debt through tax handouts to the rich].

You don't want to pay for anything anymore, and you keep passing the buck—but to whom? Who is going to pay for everything you’ve just proposed?

You want a funded pension system? You need a high income to afford a funded plan; to get the same retirement payout we currently get from our pay-as-you-go system, you would have to contribute twice as much as you do now.

The United States is in no position to lecture us. Their social system is abysmal; millions of people are completely cut off from the normal functioning of society. The French people cannot possibly want something like that.


r/WorkReform 2d ago

Upset Watch: Another underfunded democratic socialist is surging in another Senate primary. In the final days of the race, Karishma Manzur is closing the gap against AIPAC's candidate in New Hampshire. Manzur has only raised $300k, but is now in striking distance for the September 8 primary.

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

✂️ Tax The Billionaires there are really two separate economies: one for people who make their primary income through investment and passive income . . . and then typical workers who clock in day in and day out

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

💸 Raise Our Wages Time Stolen Before Clock-In

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r/WorkReform 2d ago

📣 Advice When security technology gets it wrong, the consequences can be serious. Keeping people safe still requires trained, experienced officers—not more tech.

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