Human Shields and Supermarket Managers
Max O’Donnell Savage reflects on the way ‘responsive’ human resource management uses internal labour markets and individualised welfare schemes to break up the embryonic solidarity between supermarket workers. This article was first published by Notes from Below.
On Strike at Stop & Shop: Interview from the Picket Line
An interview with a striking Stop & Shop worker, originallly published by the Black Rose Anarchist Federation.
Guardian report exposes Amazon wage increase as public relations fraud
Mexican workers take matters into their own hands
The Tesco Dagenham Strike and the Power of Distribution Workers
Greece: Karypidis supermarket worker commits suicide after 18 months without pay
The Thessaloniki Libertarian Initiative writes about the suicide of a worker in supermarket chain Karypidis, after 18 months in which the firm simply didn’t pay its staff salaries. Early this month the initiative carried out a protest action outside one of the company’s supermarkets in Thessaloniki (above). This rally was the only collective reaction following the suicide-murder of the worker.
Retail chain gangs: workers’ reports from the Sainsbury and Waitrose shop-floor
The Detroit Woolworth's sitdown strike, 1937 - Marc Norton
Memorandum on the Bay Area food mart campaign
The Bay Area Food Mart Campaign began in 2009 and concluded in 2015. It was an experiment in reviving some of the IWW's essential revolutionary traditions in the context of the 21st century.
- 1 of 6
- ››