London Underground is trying to deport its own workers
We don’t need ‘exemptions’ for key workers, we need to smash the entire racist immigration system
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How can this winter of discontent end in victory?
Editorial December-January 2022/23, No. 399
How can this winter of discontent end in victory? Read Post »
How can the strikes win – and what would victory look like?
Will this strike wave, the biggest for 30 years, end in victory?
How can the strikes win – and what would victory look like? Read Post »
Political bulletin: Time to escalate and coordinate
Political bulletin for 27 July 2022
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Rail workers — escalate to win
By KD Tait THE RAILWAY NETWORK was brought to a standstill as 40,000 rail workers walked out in the first
Report — TUC lefts urge resistance to cost of living crisis
By Jeremy Dewar “A new deal for working people, a new social settlement for the UK” A LONDON TUC rally
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RMT ballot victory can shut down rail network
By Bernie McAdam IN RESPONSE to threats over pay, compulsory redundancies and safety, RMT rail workers have voted in favour
Stop the P&O jobs massacre
P&O Ferries have brutally sacked 800 workers without notice and replaced them with scab crews on less than the minimum wage.
London Underground strikes solid
Cuts to London transport funding are a political attack on Labour and the unions
Southern: Another sellout derailed
On 3 April rail drivers’ union Aslef announced that 52 per cent of its members on Southern Rail had rejected
Probably the worst rail company in the world…
NEARLY ONE-THIRD of all Southern Rail’s trains were late or failed to run last year. And 2017 could be even
Southern Rail: Aslef members back RMT over TUC
The long running dispute at Southern Rail has taken a further dramatic turn after drivers in the Aslef union voted
Strikes stepped up at Southern Rail
RAIL UNION Aslef has announced that 87 per cent of its drivers at Southern Rail voted to strike. These strikes
Tube strikes are aimed at Tories, not Londoners
LONDON Underground workers are set to open up a second front in defence of workers’ right to a family life,
RMT: strike forces management climb-down
The prospect of a second two-day strike was enough to force London Underground (LU) to back down. Previously, they had