Morning Business Report: Work reform related subreddit gains 300,000 users in one day

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The anti-work movement has gained traction after a recent representative of the organization botched a high profile interview, trying to promote the movement. This caused the community to become split about the meaning behind their purpose.

After the original r/antiwork subreddit was made private, r/WorkReform was created in response. Longstanding members expressed frustration about how the movement is often misrepresented as being anti-work and promoting laziness, rather than discussing changes to exploitative labor practices.