Under pressure from rank and file activity most of the revolutionary socialist groups turned left, workers power argues now is the time to unite all who want to develop a rank and file strategy.

The 2022-2023 strike wave, despite its impressive size, failed to achieve what was possible for workers. George Banks argues the rank and file needs organisation and unity.

An important step forward for grassroots trade unionists

CWU bureaucracy wins on rotten deal, but struggle won't end.

An Open Letter to union activists and the left on the next steps for our movement

PCS members follow the nurses' lead

Industrial disputes round-up

Rotten agreement will not provide job security and will weaken union.

By a CWU Rep The CWU leadership argues that if we had continued to strike Royal Mail would have gone bankrupt. The Tories would have taken it over, handed the parcel operation to the company’s international holding company IDS (until last year Royal Mail Group) and slashed the USO, losing tens of thousands of jobs. […]

800 striking workers at St Mungo’s homelessness charity have escalated to indefinite action, Jeremy Dewar reports.

Royal Mail bulletin for 9 June

Over half a million council and school employees are currently balloting for strike action to win a real pay rise. If successful, this would be the biggest strike yet in the wave of action over the cost of living crisis. But the task is huge.

The CWU leadership are running scared of their own members. Workers Power argues for a rank and file movement

The TUC has fined the NEU £153,000, bang in the middle of their strike campaign.

Editorial June 2023, No. 404

No more delay, restore the strikes.

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Rank and file workers should use the campaign to get organised.

Health bulletin for 1 May 2023

Renationalisation is CWU policy -- let's fight for it

The fight goes on, but only rank and file control can overcome obstacles