What's the System? Review of an Angry Workers Pamphlet
Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 27 2020 14:06
The Angry Workers of the World (AWW), a group based in West London which publishes the irregular workplace bulletin WorkersWildWest, has released a pamphlet collecting their articles on history, crisis, and revolution. We want a new society – and don’t we need it! seeks to explain in a straightforward manner how the current system emerged and how a new society can replace it.
Empty supermarkets: The food supply-chain from a workers’ perspective
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 23 2020 10:32
Everyone is complaining about empty supermarket shelves. Lots of people are now asking themselves how they get filled in the first place.
Thoughts on the Corona regime
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 19 2020 13:34
Corona has taken over. Despite the fear and panic (or even denial) that has taken hold, one thing is for sure: the cracks of the system are emerging for all to see.
Class Power on Zero-Hours - Introduction
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 17 2020 12:00
Introduction to our upcoming book. Our book tour is messed up by the virus - so please circulate online and order the book for your time of self-isolation: www.classpower.net
Photo story: ‘Serve the people’ - A day in the life of a supermarket delivery driver
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 10 2020 14:01
Short report from the UK - Part two
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 28 2020 13:45
Comrades from abroad asked us for a brief report about the post-election situation here in the UK.
'Class Power on Zero-Hours' - an AngryWorkersBook
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 25 2020 13:54
A short report from the UK
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Jan 6 2020 10:13
We wrote this short report about the elections and their aftermath for comrades abroad...
Labour defeat - Thoughts on democratic socialism
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 21 2019 10:39
The following thoughts on the strategy of democratic socialism forms part of our upcoming book reflecting on six years of working class inquiry and intervention in west-London…
In defence of working class existence as choice
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Dec 10 2019 19:42
We read and reviewed David Ranney’s “Living and dying on the factory floor”, which was about his decision to put his academic career on hold and his subsequent experiences as a factory worker. [1] The following thoughts relate to this decision, which used to be widespread within the left.
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