Between a job and a hard place: A non-workers inquiry
An article on the experience of unemployment, first published by Plan C in 2017 and then republished by Notes from Below along with an obituary for the author.
"Class Power on Zero-Hours": Learning the Hard Way?
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 14 2020 10:10
A review of the recently published book by the Angry Workers of the World "Class Power on Zero-Hours" published by PM Press.
Losing Kathy: Slow Violence and Social Service Work in New York City
An essay written in 2018 and updated in 2020 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York and prior to the June 2020 uprisings. Explores the death of a woman named 'Kathy' through the eyes of a frontline social worker. Originally published on the website of Hard Crackers.
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
'Class Power on Zero-Hours' - an AngryWorkersBook
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 25 2020 13:54
A University Administrator Inquiry
An article examining the field of university administration, first published by Notes from Below.
The Tesco Dagenham Strike and the Power of Distribution Workers
Submitted by bisognasognare on May 20 2018 20:42
Warehouse workers strike for a 15% pay increase, but much more is at stake. Report and analysis from the picket line.
Wildcat at Orion
An in-depth report from the recent wildcat strike at the Orion recycling plant in East London. This report first appeared on Notes from Below.
The Vest Pocket Chairman by R. Heathwood and G. Horsman 1960
The National Council of Labour Colleges (NCLC) was an organisation set up in the United Kingdom to foster working class self-education.
Workers' fear and loathing in London's western badlands: A jigsaw publication
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Oct 24 2015 15:54
A patchwork "book" being compiled on the situation of the working class in West London, in particular those working in the logistics and distribution sector.
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