The Antiwork movement advocates for workers doing the bare minimum on their job, not taking additional tasks, not staying longer at the job, and doing personal chores during office hours. The movement has gained increased prominence in recent years.

In social welfare policymaking, universalism refers to policies that seek to provide welfare to everyone regardless of income, employment, or social status. Social assistance refers to means-tested, targeted programs that attempt to provide welfare exclusively to the poorest, most vulnerable communities.