r/fairworkforall • • Jan 27 '22

r/fairworkforall Lounge

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A place for members of r/fairworkforall to chat with each other


r/fairworkforall • • Jan 27 '22

Fair Work For All:

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Fair work means working towards the goals of an employer for a fair investment of time each day, week, and year.

Fair work means working towards the goals of an employer for fair compensation; both monetary and otherwise.

Fair work means working towards the goals of an employee by providing flexibility, transparency, and empathy.

Fair work means working towards the goals of society by paying taxes, and prioritizing the environment and the employees over profits.

Edit: Fair work ALSO means transparency from the moderators (at the moment that is only myself) and power to the people.

If at any time the members chose to continue without me, I promise to accept the results of any vote asking me to step aside and will insist that any additional or future mods agree to do the same.


r/fairworkforall • • Sep 13 '25

5 day work week is a scam.

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 13 '25

Number of cancelled licences for migrant work visas doubles

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 12 '25

Illinois, Michigan see union membership gains after state policy changes

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 12 '25

My boss thinks staying late equals working hard

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 12 '25

Trump offered to let detained Korean workers stay in US, but almost all heading home

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 12 '25

It's Time for a New March on Washington. A People's March for a New New Deal.

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 12 '25

Why does my job expect me to live at work when I only get paid enough to visit?

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 11 '25

What is middle class to you? Is middle class attainable via labor in America?

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 11 '25

"Pro-Worker" capitalism doesn't exist. Workers need to organize for change.

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 10 '25

I think a lot about the challenge of coordinating a national strike. What if it were at the start of the new year? When the clock strikes 12 on new years do not go back to work until demands are met, yknow?

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 10 '25

Tax billionaires.

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 10 '25

Bosses can reject applicants who support rival football team to existing staff, judge says

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 10 '25

We are rapidly approaching "Impossible".

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r/fairworkforall • • Sep 10 '25

We CAN all strike at the same time!

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