Questions about the Relationship with the Public
I am conducting research about capitalist exploitation of workers in the education industry. Please consider answering some or all of the questions. You can come back and edit/add to your responses at any time.

The questions in this survey series are adapted specifically for education workers from Karl Marx's pamphlet "A Workers' Inquiry", which was first published in La Revue Socialiste on April 20, 1880. They were originally composed as a zine, which you can access here or download a printable version from our website.

I encourage you to use these questions in the process of organizing collective power in your workplace.
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If you work in a school, what are student enrollment levels?
What behavior issues are common among the students?
Do you feel that the administration ever lets students off the hook when they shouldn’t?
Does your administration punish students too harshly?
How much public and private funding follows each student into the building? See the last question in the general questions for DC figures
If you work in a private school, how is admissions handled? Financial aid? Are there inequalities in how they are managed?
If you work in a charter school, does your school use a lottery system for admissions?
If you work in a library or museum, how many patrons can you expect daily? What are they like?
Are there police officers stationed in or around your institution? How do patrons, students, and community members feel about their presence? Workers?
Does the administration force you to implement policies you disagree with?
Does your administration push or abandon you into dangerous situations with patrons or students?
Do you have any suggestions for how to improve this set of surveys? I would especially appreciate any suggestions for new questions and revisions to make existing questions more inclusive.
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