51 49 with James Li
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r/antiwork - What's Behind the Fastest Growing Community on Reddit?
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9:44Now PlayingWhy the ANTIWORK movement is BLOWING UP!
A record number of Americans are quitting their jobs and labor strikes are sweeping across the nation, so this week on 51/49, James dives into r/antiwork, the fastest growing subreddit community on Reddit to discuss what is it, what this movement represents, and how the future of work could differ from what we today know as work.
#Antiwork #TheGreatResignation
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