r/WorkReform is a subreddit with 822k members. The community frequently discusses struggling, tired, worst, jobs, and looking for a job, and the most common flair used is π‘ venting, βοΈ tax the billionaires, πΈ raise our wages, π° news, and βοΈ pass medicare for all.
Food, Healthcare, Housing, Education & Justice For All
Popular Topics in r/WorkReform
#1
Struggling
33 posts
#2
Tired
16 posts
#3
Worst
11 posts
#4
Jobs
10 posts
#5
Looking For A Job
6 posts
#6
Work
5 posts
#7
Hate
5 posts
#8
Workers
5 posts
#9
Politics
5 posts
#10
Bernie Sanders
4 posts
Flair Used in r/WorkReform
#1
π‘ Venting
: "Americans in the 1950s couldn't imagine this is what America would become."
35 posts
#2
βοΈ Tax The Billionaires
: "Ed Sheeran isnβt just a friend of genocide. Heβs a fucking scab."
26 posts
#3
πΈ Raise Our Wages
: "Here's a workable Crime Reduction Plan."
15 posts
#4
π° News
: "House Republicans cancelled today's votes, on top of canceling the last two weeks of September votes. Theyβve now cancelled more than 20% of voting days this Congress."
14 posts
#5
βοΈ Pass Medicare For All
: "The Unaffordable Health Insurance"
10 posts
#6
π« GENERAL STRIKE π«
: "If the Ruling Glass allows your protest, it's not going to change anything."
8 posts
#7
π οΈ Union Strong
: "Talk About Your Salary"
7 posts
#8
π€ Scare A Billionaire, Join A Union
: "The wealthy should remember the alternative to Unions."
5 posts
#9
β
Success Story
: "Almost as if all jobs should start at $30"
5 posts
#10
ποΈ Overturn Citizens United
: "Don't be fooled; Liberals are not Leftists."
5 posts
Member Growth in r/WorkReform
Yearly
+57k members(7.5%)
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Last updated: September 20, 2026