/r/MayDayStrike
Our mission is to promote equality for all workers, and we actively support and fight for the rights of all striking workers. We believe in creating a fair and just working environment for everyone, and we invite you to join us in our efforts. #maydaystrike
People have had enough. The MayDay strike is a strike being held on the 1st of May lasting 2 weeks attempting to achieve global efforts by encouraging thousands, millions of people, celebrities and unions to stand up. On May 1st 2022 workers will either quit their jobs, go on strike or do what they can. Join the sub or discord to discuss the day.
Good luck
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Thousands of People Sharing That Their Vote Was Deleted or Marked Invalid
I've noticed radio silence about this on Reddit, but there are thousands of people on Threads, Instagram, and Tik Tok sharing screenshots of their ballots that were marked invalid or deleted. Please check your vote, and if there are any discrepancies, report it to these agencies (all of them). In some states it's possible to cure your vote - check in and see what can be done.
Below is a resource list and sample letter to help get you started.
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I’m going on strike on 11/11
Not a union worker, blue laborer, paycheck to paycheck wage slave. I can’t do this anymore. Monday the 11th, I’ll no longer go to work and protest the current political situation.
If you want to join, feel free. If not I get it. Shits tough. I’m going to sit outside of my blue states capital with a sign, and refuse to contribute to an economy that will go to Trump.
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Workers, don't lose hope. Our power stems from our collective labor. Always has, always will.
If you're like me, you're surprised and dismayed by the US election results. While it's ok to be sad, it's not ok to despair. Power stems from our labor, and no election changes that. Our labor powers this world. The conflict is and continues to be between employees and employers. This is between people and corporations. Nothing changes that.
We will continue to fight. We will strike. We will organize. And we will win.
15:41 UTC
If you're going to waste to time to vote in a rigged system, Make it count! ;)
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Live - The American earthquake: Election Day 2024 and the fight ahead
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Is this a socialist subreddit or a liberal one?
I’m asking because if you’re a leftist you’d be voting for Claudia De La Cruz of the PSL party and not Kamala Harris. Liberals aren’t far left because of capitalism being a far right economic system which is why I’m confused as to what this subreddit stands for if it’s pro-union and pro-worker? Also a social democracy isn’t socialism despite using parts of socialism/Marxism because it just regulates capitalism instead of getting rid of it. I’m just wondering what political stance this subreddit is.
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Eat the rich...... no,
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Stand with Southwest Employees: Protect Our Union-Backed Culture and Our Future from Corporate Raiders!
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A massive strike has been launched by workers at Boeing. Solidarity to them!
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Billionaires are not our friends
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The USA can learn from Canada. Hit them where it hurts. $
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The time is now !
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Boycott these greedy companies and support small local businesses
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You have the choice
15:29 UTC
No spending for a day SaveDayStrike !
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Imagine a world like this
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Unionize Kohl’s
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Slave labor
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Why The Labor Movement Needs Our Own Labor Party May Day Meeting
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Criminals
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