Articles on Universal Credit, the 1968 Rent Strike and Social Revolution. Attachments Liverpool Anarchist - Issue 8 - Aug'20.pdf (594.3 KB) Book traversal links for 65757 Liverpool Anarchist #7 Up Liverpool Anarchist #9 Printer-friendly version claimants and unpaid United Kingdom rent strikes unemployment Comments
Kirkby rent strike, 1972 The Kirkby Rent Strike was a 14-month long rent strike initiated by 3,000 tenants on October 9, 1972 in the town of Kirkby, outside Liverpool,…
Workfare: Do Not Resuscitate Blog on workfare, and the response of Chris Grayling to the successful protest campaign which forced the withdrawal of Holland & Barrett.
The Socialist Party have no right to demand one way solidarity from claimants Following a debate on Twitter, several statements appeared online seeking to defend the PCS union…
Resisting DWP Pyschocoercion 15TH JULY 2016 Benefit sanctions, workfare, cuts to disability benefits, cuts to benefits for migrants, cuts to benefits for young people…… To the long list of…
Mining communities, unemployment and incapacity benefits As the government prepares to slash incapacity benefits, Rob Ray looks at a report brought out last year which is amongst the starkest examples of how incapacity has been used in recent years to hide much of the country's unemployment problems.
Editorial: The ‘new’ workfare schemes in historical and class context The editorial from Aufheben #21, which is available in print now, discussing the current workfare…
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