Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Apr 9 2018 18:53
How can a class perspective help to shed light on the ongoing debate over gun control?
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Nov 19 2017 21:31
With railway workers, cleaners, cinema workers, food couriers, and posties either having come out on strike or due to, 2017 has seen marginal uptick in industrial action. This is a heartening sign, but with so few of us having strike experience, we need to make sure we're thinking tactically.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jun 5 2017 18:37
Corbyn, rather than being the saviour of the working class in Britain, demonstrates the futility of even the best of intentions when operating within logic and limits of capitalist democracy.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Apr 9 2017 18:52
Spanish dockworkers have sucessfully fought back against the EU's inherent neoliberalism. Lessons abound.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Mar 5 2017 17:00
Sometimes the class struggle heats up in unexpected places – in a Times Square Diner famous for their singing wait staff, for example.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jun 7 2016 03:35
The US women's soccer team has recently been in the news, both for a wage discrimination suit and a judge denying them the right to strike during the Rio Olympics. This is something we should be paying attention to. Here's why.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on May 4 2016 21:03
Despite being a generally annoying term, the “gig economy” does signify some major shifts in class composition and the strategies of capital. But what should it mean for us as radicals?
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Oct 13 2015 03:19
What are the possibilities for artificial intelligence to free us from the drudgery of work? How about the class outlook of those developing those technologies? Read and find out.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Sep 6 2015 18:51
When it comes to problems on the job, we're generally given few options: quit, vote, join a union. Here's why that's not good enough.
The final part in a series challenging some of the underlying assumptions of American political thought, earlier parts here, here, and here.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Aug 23 2015 22:34
Part 3 of a now 4 part series looking at some of the 'common sense' too often taken for granted. This section looks at the ways we already support each other at work and how we can build on that. Parts 1 and 2 can be found here and here.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Aug 16 2015 18:49
The second in a three part series examining to some of the underlying assumptions of American political thought. Part 2 looks at the market and explores why, despite what we're told by politicians and bosses, the market fails to meet our needs as workers and consumers.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Aug 9 2015 02:07
The first in a three part series examining to some of the underlying assumptions of American political thought. Part 1 focuses on our working lives, the contradictions of the economy, and why too many of us struggle to get by.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jun 5 2015 22:35
An unfinished essay-interview with workplace activists at the Curzon Cinemas covering their living wage fight, their union recognition agreement, and changes to their terms and working conditions.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Feb 14 2015 17:40
Meetings don't have to suck! Some thoughts on the anarchist movement.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Dec 10 2014 21:09
An interview-essay detailing the experiences of cinema worker Eve Ryman and her involvement in a self-organised wage/contract dispute and subsequent union drive.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Aug 28 2014 18:13
This Saturday will see the South East Alliance hold their third attempted march in Cricklewood, a diverse working class area in North West London. The South East Alliance will be opposed by local residents and anti-fascists from across the capital.
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jul 21 2014 20:40
Cinema workers have been some of the leading lights of the class struggle in London. A primarily young workforce, they've been active in forming unions and going on strike. How are we, as radicals, to relate to this new wave of struggle that encompasses both self-organisation and trade unionism?
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jul 8 2014 10:44
A short ten question interview conducted, via email, with one of the striking Ritzy cinema workers on the day of their latest strike. I
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jul 3 2014 23:17
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on May 20 2014 21:14
In keeping with tradition, the following is an interview with Turkish IWW member Yusuf Cemal about the Soma mining disaster.