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jmbar2

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1. From the Antiwork SubReddit
Sun Sep 29, 2024, 01:00 PM
Sep 2024

"Antiwork" is a great resource for understanding all the crappy conditions workers are being subjected to today. Some of it is just unbelievable.

In the midst of high layoffs, ghost job postings, and application screening software making it impossible to get an interview, companies are treating workers inhumanely.

In today's horror, we learn of a service that helps companies that have laid people off dispute unemployment claims to keep their unemployment premiums from rising.

https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/1frxffj/scumbag_company_uis_fights_unemployment_claims_on/

The US needs mass labor actions. Conditions have become unsustainable.

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