Review: Out of the Frying Pan - a critical look at works councils
Review of Out of the Frying Pan - a critical look at works councils Published by Solidarity Federation.
From Black Flag #215 1998.
Change the world, join SolFed!
Article from Bristol Solidarity Federation explaining some of the ideas behind anarcho-syndicalism.
Stuff the DWP (don't want us to know)
New pamphlet published by Liverpool SolFed by benefits claimants, for claimants: Stuff the DWP! (doesn't want us to know).
Covering our most important rights in clear, simple language, while also pulling no punches on the need for direct action and a movement to change the system.
Careworkers: Cannon fodder to the coronavirus?
Submitted by Mair Waring on Apr 8 2020 19:00
An article by a careworker in Manchester Solfed about how careworkers are being treated during the current crisis
Careworkers: Cannon fodder to the coronavirus?
Submitted by Mair Waring on Apr 8 2020 19:00
An article by a careworker in Manchester Solfed about how careworkers are being treated during the current crisis
Liverpool Anarchist
A local monthly newsletter covering local organising and direct action in the city of Liverpool. Our content is committed to being anti-state, anti-capitalist and intersectional.
Our website can be found at: https://liverpoolanarchist.wordpress.com/
The Self-Organised Struggle of Liverpool Couriers Highlights the Difficulties of Organising in the 'Gig Economy'
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 3 2019 09:24
Deliveroo was founded in 2013 by Will Shu, an investment banker, and Greg Orlowski, a software developer. It was a simple idea whereby customers place food orders through an app or on the website, and couriers, with the app on their mobile phones, deliver the food from the restaurant to the customer. However, like any technology (no matter how life changing) utilised under capitalism, in practice Deliveroo means exploitation for the workers on whose labour the success of the company depends.
Brighton hotel worker successfully resists wage theft
Submitted by wojtek on Apr 12 2019 13:33
A worker organising with Brighton Solidarity Federation has won a dispute with their seafront employer.
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