All submissions and comments must advance the core beliefs, goals, and policy objectives listed on the sidebar of the subreddit. There is a lot of room for discussion, but arguing against any of these basic points is against our community's rules. Disagreement with individual comments or submissions is fine, but you can't only disagree.
All submissions and comments to the subreddit must be respectful. Incivility and hate speech are not allowed.
It can be enticing to highlight things we disagree with from other communities or media outlets, but we want to avoid drama at all costs and stay focused on our core goals. News and opinion articles that perpetuate anti-worker narratives in order to bait outrage clicks are not allowed.
Screenshots of offensive media are ok when they are paired with critical titles, but are still potentially subject to removal.
If you want to promote something of yours, please run it by the modteam first. That said, we encourage you to post your original content and art!
All posts and comments must adhere to Reddit's global rules.
We welcome political posts, but excessively partisan posts are subject to greater moderator scrutiny and may be removed. "I am [ideology] and I think [opinion]" type posts are subject to removal.
We do not allow third parties to collect data about or from the users of r/WorkReform. Third-party websites that require an email signup or any other personal data to use are not allowed. This includes most petition sites. Polls and questionnaires are also not permitted.
Meta content is defined as submissions or comments that discuss the community itself. This type of content is subject to greater moderator scrutiny. Posts and comments that tell the community how to act, make demands of the community, attack the subreddit or its users, or instigate divisiveness among the working class are not allowed.
We welcome submissions from the community that request advice or guidance in resolving problems in the workplace, but generally, these problems should be significant or severe. Submissions that detail trivial workplace issues that could, at worst, be described as a nuisance are subject to removal.
Reposted content is not against our rules. Some content is evergreen and continues to hold value for this community over time. However, content that has been very recently posted is subject to removal.
It is acceptable to specifically name a business with which you have a work-related grievance, but sharing identifiable information about individuals - including names of employees, personal phone numbers, personal work emails, etc - is not allowed.
Additionally, be advised that all submissions to r/WorkReform are indexed by search engines. For your own privacy, you may want to exclude information that can identify you, personally, as the OP.