Don't be an overtime addict - Paul Petard

This little booklet was produced by the anarcho-communist cartoonist Paul Petard in the early 2000s some time, when he was working at the Post Office in London.

Here it is as a collection of graphics files and in Kindle and epub format.

Cover

Postal worker Canute holds back the tide of production

Hiding in a corner

bags

Thirst break

Two peas in a pod

No time to eat

All hail production!

The line manager

New claim

Work done

Dream

Fantasy/hope

Surplus proletarians

Light at the end of the tunnel

Uses of a tree

Dressing for the general strike

Use values

Comments2

Where are you now Paul? Still

Where are you now Paul? Still got one of you booklets on my pinboard.

Ernestine wrote: Where are

Ernestine

Where are you now Paul? Still got one of you booklets on my pinboard.

Personal gripe? I think not doing over time is great....

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