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Taxi drivers strike in central China

Thousands of taxi drivers took to the streets in the city of Chongqing earlier this week for improved conditions.

Tube worker warns of more conflict to come

Tube worker and RMT rep Andy Littlechild has beaten an attempt to oust him by Transport For London (TFL), but in an interview with Freedom Newspaper has warned this is not the end of it.

New Zealand McDonald's workers escalate campaign

1300 McDonald's workers, members of the Unite union, are escalating their campaign in the wake of yesterdays conference of McDonald's bosses refusing to lift pay rates or offer real security of hours.

Spanish Civil War - further reading guide

Libcom's guide to further reading around the Spanish civil war and revolution of 1936-1939.

Picket: bulletin of the Wapping printers' dispute, 1986-1987

PDFs of all 43 issues of Picket, the unofficial newsletter of the News International printers'…
Headline "Murdoch Fucks Donkeys"

The Sun - spoof newspaper from the Wapping strike, 1986

Short spoof issue of The Sun newspaper produced by anarchists to support the News International…

Obama wins, but will he bring change?

Democrat Barack Obama today became the first African-American president of the United States. But in foreign policy will he deliver the change…

The great class struggle video library project

Christiebooks have announced that they are set to close their class-struggle films section on December 17th unless they find an alternative host …

School strikes decision this week

The NUT will reveal this week whether it will stage a series of one-day strikes which would trigger widespread school closures in the run-up to…

Protests across Indian economy

More labour unrest in India as construction, education and mining workers step up fight for improved conditions.

The biggest ‘october surprise’ of all: a world capitalist crash - Loren Goldner

Loren Goldner's analysis of the recent global financial crisis.

Strikes hit German car industry

8,000 workers launched a series of co-ordinated strikes at automobile and electronics companies as it and employers spar over wage increases.
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