Industrial action
Chile: Mass movement wins constitutional convention
From protests to the referendum and beyond.
When Lancashire workers fought slavery
International solidarity in 1862-3.
Colombia: authoritarianism in the pandemic
Protests in Colombia met with police violence
CWU leadership talks out the ballot
Postal workers being lined up for a defeat
Social unrest in post-lockdown India
Privatisation, unemployment and industrial unrest.
British Gas threaten to “fire and re-hire” 20,000 workers
GMB must press ahead with strike ballot.
Union makes concessions as talks begin with Royal Mail
The answer to a Royal Mail in the red is renationalisation not cuts
Royal Mail Wins a Battle, but Postal Workers Can Win the War
Today the High Court granted Royal Mail an injunction to stop postal workers striking. This is an attack on the entire trade union movement. At this crossroads, an unofficial strike with the support of the CWU and the entire Labour and trade union movement points the way to victory.
GM strike: permanent contracts for all!
Car workers in the US are entering their fourth week of all-out strike action as we go to press. The largest auto strike since 2007 is solid so far. In […]
How Britain’s biggest union undermines migrant workers’ rights
Over the past seven years cleaners and security guards at London’s most prestigious universities have been fighting a relentless and courageous struggle for basic rights: the London Living Wage, sickness, holiday and maternity pay, workplace conditions, and end to contracting out and union recognition.
