Collecti.e.f 8 maars joined the international call for a women’s strike and asked participants to withdraw from paid and unpaid work, study and non-essential consumption. The organisers connected wage inequality and precarious work with the undervaluing of feminised public-sector jobs and the shortage of services that support care. The strike call also linked feminist politics with opposition to austerity and the need for fairer taxation and a stronger public sector.
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What did Collecti.e.f 8 maars emphasise in its 2024 strike call?
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The call linked unpaid care and feminised public-sector labour to structural inequality.
Collecti.e.f 8 maars’ 2024 call framed unpaid care as invisible work with social value.
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The collective connected unpaid labour with the underfunding of public services.