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小編前日參加咗一拳書館嘅分享會! 首先要感謝書店舉辦呢場分享會，令到我哋有機會認識多啲關於工運嘅歷史。有幸聽到一眾工運前輩嘅分享，獲益良多!亦有機會睇到一啲好珍貴嘅歷史文物，見返職工盟嘅足跡。

一個組織解散，並唔代表佢喺呢個社會消失。好開心可以喺呢個空間再次與職工盟相遇。

唔知大家呢一刻對工會有咩睇法。嘉賓分享到好多人都唔明白點解要比錢加入工會、比完錢就認為工會「應該」要幫我爭取。但其實工會往往最需要同最缺乏就係人（唔係講緊資金唔重要~）。好多權益都係靠自己爭取返嚟，而工會就係一個平台，大家都要多多參與💪🏻

最後小編希望第時老咗，有機會同下一代分享返而家嘅經歷。同時希望大家多多支持獨立書店，珍惜仍然可以相聚同分享嘅機會。我哋都係呢個時代嘅見證人📝

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