Organise a workers boycott of Israel
Palestinian trade unions have issued a call for solidarity from the international labour movement.
Hundreds of thousands march against Israel’s war. What next?
Workers’ action can strengthen the global solidarity movement
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How can the health strikes win?
An unprecedented seven days of strike action over 16 days by consultants and junior doctors.
Starmer sets out his stall – for the bosses
By KD Tait In early September Keir Starmer reshuffled the shadow cabinet ready for a general election campaign, stuffing it
Nurses: defy strike ban and organise for a real pay rise!
The fight goes on, but only rank and file control can overcome obstacles
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Nurses: what now after the ‘No’ vote?
AS WE go to press NHS managers and Health Minster Steve Barclay are dragging the largest NHS union, the Royal
Teachers: protest strikes won’t win real pay rise
More strikes announced, but union leaders preparing to settle for pay cut
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After 1 February: where next?
By KD Tait ON 1 FEBRUARY hundreds of thousands of teachers, lecturers, civil servants and train drivers struck in the
All out to save the NHS
The government has picked a fight with nurses to hold public sector pay down and continue NHS privatisation.
RCN strike: how can the nurses win?
By KD Tait THE ROYAL College of Nursing (RCN) is taking strike action on 15 and 20 December in the
Postal strike at the crossroads — fight for workers’ control
Drip-feeding strikes hasn’t shaken the bosses. It’s time to organise for escalated action and against a compromise.
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The bankers’ budget: robbing the poor to pay the rich
Hunt’s budget constitutes the organised impoverishment of millions in order to protect the profits of business, banks and speculators.
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As Tories fall apart, workers’ action can finish them off
By KD Tait SIX SHORT weeks was all Tory MPs needed to put an end to the Truss experiment. This
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Healthworkers: vote ‘yes’ and prepare to fight
Joint strike committees should mobilise across all unions for a big yes vote, and demand escalating action to win
‘Touch one, touch all’: The murder of Chris Kaba
By Jeremy Dewar TWO TO three thousand people turned out in central London on Saturday 10 September to protest the
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Women’s double burden doubles again
By Millie Collins AFTER 12 YEARS of cuts to wages, pensions and public services, one in five—14.5 million—people live in