By Joy Macready The campaign for a £10 an hour minimum wage is gaining momentum – and it’s about time….

By Peter Main November is expected to see a Grand Jury decide not to indict Darren Wilson, a white policeman,…

By Bernie McAdam and Darren O’Coghaidhin Ireland is in the midst of a massive revolt against its government’s attempts to…

As the fight for a living wage begins to take off here in Britain, Chris Clough takes inspiration from the…

Andy Yorke is bemused and disgusted in equal measure by the airspace and column inches afforded to UKIP’s Nigel Farage….

By Marcus Halaby As next year’s general election approaches, working class people across Britain will be thinking about who to…

By KD Tait Negotiations to form a government are underway after parliamentary elections held on 26 October delivered an overwhelming…

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As the Autumn’s coordinated strike action stalls, Jeremy Dewar reviews the unions’ record and asks how we can stop the…

The giant metalworkers’ trade union Numsa has been campaigning for the labour movement to break with the ruling ANC and…

By Marcus Halaby As the Western powers bomb Iraq and Syria under the pretext of fighting the Islamic State, attention…

By Bernie McAdam As health unions call a second strike on 24 November, NHS England’s five-year plan demands more funding….

By Christian Gebhardt Podemos, the expression of what has been called “the new politics” in Spain, has just held its…

  By KD Tait The ritual central London march for free education, a staple of the student activist’s Autumn calendar…

Union leaders across the public services have called off many of their planned strikes in the run-up to the TUC’s…

Britain’s public sector unions launched a coordinated strike on 10 July to break the pay freeze. With a further strike…

Editorial from Fifth International no. 15 The decision of the 2014 Nato Summit in Wales to station permanent military forces…

By Marcus Halaby The liberated zones of the Syrian Kurds in Rojava have inspired debate and praise, but now hundreds…

Union leaders complain that their hands are tied by the anti-union laws, but where is the campaign to abolish them?…

Over the past year or two the failure of the union leaders – left as well as right – to…

By Jeremy Dewar As union leaders prepare to wind down strikes and settle for a pro-austerity Labour government, workers need…

By KD Tait On 5 September, six months of fighting between the ultra-nationalist regime in Kiev and the militias of…

                    The October 2014 issue of Workers Power is out now. Click here to…

By Marcus Halaby US President Barack Obama took office in 2009 promising to end the US occupation of Iraq. Today…

  Most of the far left forces in Scotland supported independence. KD Tait looks at how they have followed this…

The positive enthusiasm of millions in the Scottish referendum and the massive rejection of austerity and privatisation have opened up…

By Dave Stockton Despite the rejection of independence, the shock to the system caused by the final weeks of the…

By Andy Yorke The Scots have an inalienable democratic right to separate from the UK if they wish. If they…

The anti-fascist resistance in Ukraine is debating what its goals and methods should be. Dave Stockton offers a critique of…