is 'pulling a sicky' an effcetive tactic in the class war?
Many autonomists would applaud the increasing prevalence of sick-leave as a sub-conscious tactic of class war, you despise your work, what you are told to do by your boss, hate being regimented and exploited etc etc, so you take time off work, other similar tactics could be those such as going for cigarette breaks, spending excessive time in the toilet etc etc.
Obviously these tactics are piecemeal and not revolutionary, but are they tactics that can be said to be part of the ever-presnt, to-and-fro class war?
It's certainly class warfare. Not as effective as threatening a general strike if we don't get a 30 hour week would be though... nothing wrong with taking back what you can from them, it's just not capable of the same successes as organised class warfare is.