> spectacles like the immense popularity of the "Anti-Work" thread on Reddit — have gone as far as to suggest this record-breaking trend is a movement of young, able-bodied Americans rejecting work altogether. I don't think this is the point of "anti work". The point is (to me) that people should be treated equitably at work and that work shouldn't be the center of our lives
Most of the posts on that subreddit seem like fake stories, there's no proof required to post. Most of the top posts every month sound almost the same, titles like "My boss said i couldn't leave" for click-bait with a screenshot of what sometimes just looks like a word doc.
Perhaps true. But just these last few days we have corporations actually getting temporary restraining orders to prevent people from going to work for another company and requiring the other company to "make available" to them those people who had quit their job and serve out their notice.
Thankfully that TRO was dissolved, but nonetheless.