Antiwork

The executive director of the charter school I work at is micromanaging me. I am not a teacher…. I am a teacher’s assistant. She got word from a grade level team that I was not working with their kids as consistently as they would have liked. That day she followed me around all day and even asked a child in a different classroom if I had walked in to pull a small group. She also asked other teachers if I was working with their kids and they said yes.she never spoke to me about the issue, just followed me all day. She removed me from the team that complained about me and that’s fine. More recently, she found me talking to a coworker in an empty classroom. She walked in and pushed in chairs, not saying anything. Then I go to a class Im scheduled to be in next. She…

I am quite radical and an anticapitalist, BUT i understamd that my position could be considered extreme, and this sub has a lot of middle ground, so i thought of stuff that could be supported even by liberals (actually the term should be liberists, but whatever). There are different levels of radicality with the last ones being clearly not liberist, but the main ones for the purpose of the post are the lower ones, so let's start. Level 0 (Basic stuff) * Minimum Wage * Reduction of worktime (never more than 8 hours a day, possibly less, never more than 5 days a week) * Unionizing * Wage increases over time to compensate inflation * Push for public services and transportation * Free healthcare Level 1 (A bit more) * TAX the rich * Decentralized, independent energy production (often renewables) * Penalize multinationals * Lower prices for basic goods Level…