The ANC’s South Africa: kleptocracy and exploitation
Submitted by Internationalis... on Apr 23 2017 15:51
The corruption of the Zuma regime has now reached scandalous levels but it was entirely predictable given the ANC's past.
Against the mainstream: Nazi privatization in 1930s Germany
Submitted by Reddebrek on Apr 18 2017 17:49
An article about the wave of privatisations carried out by the Nazi party in the 1930s.
Spanish dockworkers, Brexit, and the European Union
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Apr 9 2017 18:52
Spanish dockworkers have sucessfully fought back against the EU's inherent neoliberalism. Lessons abound.
NHS on the brink? A nurse's view on the March 4th demonstration and where the NHS is heading
Submitted by Ed on Mar 12 2017 22:48
On March 4th, around 250,000 NHS workers, patient activists, union members and members of the public from across the country joined a 'Save the NHS' march in Central London.
Invisible Hand and Iron Fist: Alejandro Ruess
An article detailing the effect of Pinochet Dictatorship in reshaping Chilean society even after the return of civilian rule.
Revolutionaries Behind Closed Doors
Capitalism intrudes on the daily life of a mental health worker.
Pushing Dust: Work Report from Greenford Street Cleansing Gangs
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 8 2016 20:03
We look at the company structure, the work-mates, the re-structuring and how the trade union engages with it.
The decimation of the English working class
Submitted by Whatever-ism on Dec 21 2015 15:00
A history of working class housing and some bleak speculations about a future that is coming unless we can change its course.
Bulgarian anarcho-syndicalists protest railway cuts, privatization
Submitted by Karetelnik on Feb 5 2015 00:59
On-going actions in defense of Bulgarian railways from depredation and privatization have been carried out by activists of the Autonomous Labour Union (ARS, a friend-affiliate of the IWA-AIT). On January 31, for the third Saturday in a row, they set up protest pickets – this time in Varna and in the capital Sofia.
The Pop Up Union: a postmortem
When management at the University of Sussex announced plans to outsource 235 jobs, workers responded by launching a 'Pop-Up Union', a new tactic in modern British industrial relations. Is this a model other workers can emulate?
