anti-work

Staycation impossible: Supply-chain crunch, labour shortage and speed-ups in the camper van manufacturing industry

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Aug 30 2021 08:58

Useful Work and Useless Toil

An exchange on the refusal of work from Subversion #23

Why You (or anyone) Should NOT Start a Business

Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Jun 21 2021 05:36

Mula sa mga nais umaklas. Inilathala ni Aklas.

Ukol sa Penomenon ng mga Tarantadong Trabaho: Isang Rant sa Pagtatrabaho

Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Mar 10 2021 05:40

Salin mula sa Orihinal na Akda “On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs: A Work Rant” ni David Graeber. Inisalin ni Malaginoo.

Class strategy: Red and Black Notes interview AngryWorkers

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Nov 15 2020 17:15

Original published here: https://www.redblacknotes.com/2020/11/14/the-importance-of-being-rooted-an-interview-with-angry-workers-world/

Full Employment Funnies

Two versions of a double sided anti-work flyer published in 1980 and 1981.

The first version of the cartoon was by "Black Currant" who was also the cartoonist for Xtra! magazine. The text on the reverse was by a number of indviduals involved with Rising Free in Islington and the London Workers Group.

The second version of the cartoon was adapted by "Rosanne". The text was reworked for this version also.

The Right to Work or the Right to Fight to Live - Martin Wright

Martin Wright reflects on the tedium of the left's "Right To Work" campaign and proposes some less passive alternatives. From Anarchy #21, 1976.

Originally transcribed by Gawain Williams.

Photo story: ‘Serve the people’ - A day in the life of a supermarket delivery driver

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 10 2020 14:01

Abusing Resilience: The Filipino in the face of Disaster

Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Mar 1 2020 07:35

An article critiquing resilience in the context of work under capitalism.

In defence of working class existence as choice

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 10 2019 19:42

We read and reviewed David Ranney’s “Living and dying on the factory floor”, which was about his decision to put his academic career on hold and his subsequent experiences as a factory worker. [1] The following thoughts relate to this decision, which used to be widespread within the left.