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antiwork movement

[ an-tahy-wurk-moov-muhnt, an-tee- ]
/ ˌæn taɪˈwɜrk ˌmuv mənt, ˌæn ti- /
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noun
a social and cultural movement that distinguishes between labor, which generates goods, and work, which generates wealth, and that rejects work as artificially incentivized, while embracing or elevating labor as essential or intrinsically rewarding.
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Origin of antiwork movement

First recorded in 2015–20
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