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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > C-SPAM > if you're at work you aren't striking dumbo
 
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Lawrence Gilchrist
Mar 31, 2010

walgreenslatino posted:

aaaaaand checked out

Not surprising to me that these strikes keep getting spearheaded by wealthy NYC media types who face no conceivable repercussions for missing "work," and when they were shocked to learn nobody else could just "take a sick day" and treat themselves to some radical self-care, immediately fell back on their usual standby: "Raising Awareness"

if anyone is curious and hates yahoo here's the rest of the sentence:

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...points out that “a woman with a comfortable office job may be able to ‘strike’ simply by taking paid time off and feel confident that her job will be there when the strike is over. But for women in lower-wage positions with few or no protections, leaving for even a day might mean going without necessary wages, or incurring the wrath of an abusive boss, or even losing her job entirely.”
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