The joy of [censored]: A brief glimpse inside the murky world of JPay
Submitted by R Totale on May 21 2020 20:39
A brief look at the absurdities of a public-private censorship partnership.
Five Theses on the Class Struggle - by Anton Pannekoek
Anton Pannekoek's classic manifesto against state socialism (democratic or otherwise) and for council communism, an industrial society governed by a democracy of workers' councils
Abusing Resilience: The Filipino in the face of Disaster
Submitted by bandilangitimph on Mar 1 2020 07:35
An article critiquing resilience in the context of work under capitalism.
Shut it Down! On The Recent AT&T Strikes
Submitted by Kdog on Jun 13 2018 18:09
A striker writes on what the AT&T strike wave means, and proposes next steps in developing a direct action workers movement in North America.
The postal strike of 1922
Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 23 2018 23:22
Cathal Brennan tells the story of the postal strike of September 1922, in which the postal unions struck against pay cuts in the infancy of the Irish Free State and at the height of the Irish civil war.
A spree of rebellions in the Greater Noida, India
Submitted by Charlie Chap on Aug 21 2017 08:20
An expansion of the Delhi-NCR region, New Okhla Industrial Development Authority - NOIDA - is an example of 21st century expansion of wage-labour based commodity production. Below, we look at some glimpses of what this entails.
Anarcho-syndicalists and former workers block Bulgarian telecom headquarters over unpaid wages
Submitted by evgeni5150 on Mar 24 2017 15:46
Former employees of Max Telecom, along with anarchosyndicalists from ARS (Autonomous Worker’s Union) organised a picket demanding the immediate payment of all unpaid wages.
17,000 technicians and call centre workers on strike at AT&T
Submitted by Mike Harman on Mar 22 2017 23:51
17,000 workers at AT&T's telephone service group in California and Nevada walked out on strike Wednesday after AT&T change work assignments for both technicians and call centre workers.
Legal status of thousands of immigrants put in jeopardy due to despicable lawsuit filed by CWA affiliate
Submitted by Soapy on Aug 14 2015 16:53
Due to a lawsuit filed by the Washington Alliance of Technology Workers (WATW), an affiliate of the Communications Workers Alliance (CWA), the Department of Homeland Security has invalidated the 17 month extension of the Optional Practical Training program (OPT).
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