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r/antiwork is a Reddit community that focuses on the discussion of workerexploitation, labour rights and related left-wing political ideas (e.g.universal basic income). In late 2021, r/antiwork became the fastest growingcommunity on Reddit, coinciding with what the mainstream media began referringto as the Great Resignation. This same media coverage was attributed withpopularising the subreddit and, therefore, accelerating its growth. In thisarticle, we explore how the r/antiwork community was affected by theexponential increase in subscribers and the media coverage that chronicled itsrise. We investigate how subreddit activity changed over time, the behaviour ofheavy and light users, and how the topical nature of the discourse evolved withthe influx of new subscribers. We report that, despite the continuing rise ofsubscribers well into 2022, activity on the subreddit collapsed after January25th 2022, when a moderator's Fox news interview was widely criticised. Whilemany users never commented again, longer running trends of users' posting andcommenting behaviour did not change. Finally, while many users expressed theirdiscontent at the changing nature of the subreddit as it became more popular,we found no evidence of major shifts in the topical content of discussion overthe period studied, with the exception of the introduction of topics related toseasonal events (e.g. holidays, such as Thanksgiving) and ongoing developmentsin the news (e.g. working from home and the curtailing of reproductive rightsin the United States).

Nobody Wants to Work Anymore: An Analysis of r/antiwork and the Interplay between Social and Mainstream Media during the Great Resignation