Workers Feel Exploited, Demand Respect
11 posts across 4 communities since Jul 2026; 55% from r/antiwork.
“Yeah outsourced labor for admin & coding jobs really shouldn’t be a thing. I got called a Trump supporter for wanting taxed on it because they compared it to his tariffs 🙄”
“Thanks! I think people will revolt. It has already started. More workers are unionizing. People are boycotting certain companies in large numbers. More people are calling on their politicians to enforce anti-trust laws, and more people are paying attention and asking questions…”
“Supposedly no one wants to work, but the people that do are literally being given the runaround even for jobs like bagging groceries.”
Several posts express frustration and resentment towards employers and management practices. Workers feel undervalued, overworked, and disrespected, with examples including dismissive comments from supervisors, inadequate compensation, and a general lack of appreciation for their contributions. This highlights a growing sentiment of exploitation within the workforce.
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“Yeah outsourced labor for admin & coding jobs really shouldn’t be a thing. I got called a Trump supporter for wanting taxed on it because they compared it to his tariffs 🙄”
“Thanks! I think people will revolt. It has already started. More workers are unionizing. People are boycotting certain companies in large numbers. More people are calling on their politicians to enforce anti-trust laws, and more people are paying attention and asking questions about how to fix things and how we got here. I think the US still has a long way to go, but I think we can peacefully turn things around, but I think it'll take at least 4 to 5 years before we see significant changes a”
“Supposedly no one wants to work, but the people that do are literally being given the runaround even for jobs like bagging groceries. submitted by /u/WiseTop9720 [link] [comments]”