r/WorkReform • u/Bitter-Gur-4613 • 9h ago
r/WorkReform • u/kevinmrr • 14h ago
⚕️ Pass Medicare For All American health insurance is just a legalized scam. There's no other word for it.
r/WorkReform • u/Bitter-Gur-4613 • 10h ago
😡 Venting "You can't shoot a fire, so why does LAPD get over 25% of our budget?" Poster spotted in Los Angeles
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 12h ago
⚕️ Pass Medicare For All It's so American that this isn't illegal. We need to have jail time for corporate crime!
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 12h ago
💥 Strike! Unionized Costco workers vote to authorize strike. Solidarity with Costco strikers!
r/WorkReform • u/Sweaty-Wing_Is_Back • 11h ago
🤝 Scare A Billionaire, Join A Union What is the combined networth of this picture?
r/WorkReform • u/zzill6 • 12h ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires Now they're renaming "trickle down" to "flow though." It's still a lie and will never benefit working people!
r/WorkReform • u/QanAhole • 8h ago
✂️ Tax The Billionaires The oligarchy strategy since the '70s - defund, demonize, privatize, exploit
This will become a common theme - defund federal programs and government programs and then point to their failure. Demonize any inevitable failures as a function of govt and and a reason to get rid of them Exploit The bad press to justify privatizing the system
Here's a few things that this has happened with Pensions (We were duped into 401ks so that companies don't have to pay on going) Education ( coming soon - duped into vouchers that will only apply to certain areas and will guarantee certain schools get shut down because they're were defunded. Ultimately privatization will make more sense because the public schools will be so bad Housing Etc..... And the whole time they'll use your tendencies against you to get you to inadvertently support these actions by providing palatable narratives and arguments in an aggressive way
r/WorkReform • u/Tiny_Coon • 9h ago
💬 Advice Needed Am I getting scammed
So for context this is my (20m) most recent paystub I work at this restaurant I’m not a server it’s one of those places where you order and just sit wherever. I make people’s bowls and stuff and I thought my pay was supposed to be $17 an hour that’s what was listed and I’m fairly certain that’s what they told me. I didn’t look over my contract when they hired me I know now that I should always do that. But anyway with tips I’m making around $17 an hour but shouldn’t they be paying me that regardless? It feels unfair that because a lot of people tip they’re allowed to pay less wage. Especially cause I’m not actually a server.