Building collectivism, organising councils of action
By Andy Yorke THE 18 JUNE demonstration and RMT strikes have given a real shot in the arm for hundreds of thousands of workers preparing to defend their pay, jobs […]
Mail, post, telecoms: co-ordinate the strikes
By a CWU rep IT IS a sign of the times that workers across the three main sectors organised by the Communications Workers Union—Royal Mail, Post Office and British Telecom—could […]
Post Office workers serve up strike
Post Office workers are preparing to strike on 3 May after a massive 97.3% vote for industrial action over pay.
The geopolitical struggle between Russia and the West
The United States works on the principle that what’s mine is mine and what’s yours is a matter for negotiation.
Freedom convoys: the far-right roadshow
The anti-vax movement took a new turn early this year with the launch of the freedom convoy.
Higher education strikes: escalate and fight for rank and file control
The Higher Education strike has seen vibrant picket lines and a fighting mood up and down the country.
Kyle Rittenhouse and Michael Reinoehl: a tale of two shootings
Racist judicial system frees right wing militiaman Kyle Rittenhouse, but murders Michael Reinoehl
Fire and rehire signals a growing bosses’ offensive
Even more employers will use this tactic to attack terms and conditions.
Review: The Corona Crash by Grace Blakeley
Grace Blakeley’s The Corona Crash: How the Pandemic will Change Capitalism
Remember the dead – fight for the living!
As the coronavirus crisis rips through society, International Workers' Memorial Day on 28 April is more important than ever.
