Autumn 1997 of the Solidarity Federation magazine, themed around "work to live / does work make you sick?"
Contents
- Editorial
- Consenting Adolescents — asks whether changing the age of consent for same-sex relationships is progress or a failure to address abuse and sexuality.
- Does Work Make You Sick? Then Let’s Change the Way We Work — workplace health and safety.
- Anarcho-Syndicalist Education: The First Step? — practical organising for self-education.
- Direct Actions Britain — short reports.
- Quadrant Bites — New Labour and privatisation of Royal Mail caterers.
- Dresscodes — considers whether workplace dress codes have any logic and why they can become a disciplinary issue.
- The Disposables — on temp workers.
- The FAQs — practical facts for temporary, agency and casual workers.
- Australian Racism Special: What Fair Go? — combines the case of Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin, Aboriginal oppression, and contemporary racism in Australia.
- Global Power Trips — the real politics of power.
- IWA News Service — brief coverage of international actions.
- True Stories — “Job soap” and a tale from ancient Greece.
- Reviews — includes Che Guevara, Friends of Durruti, LARD, Crash, Get on the Bus, magazines from Belgium and Australia, a German video, the 1926 Committee, and Starvation Army.
- Letters.
- Pensions: Beyond the Pension Rip Off — argues that state pensions are failing and asks what follows.
- Health Cheques — private healthcare in the UK.
- Endpiece — asks whether the "Social Chapter: is really a chapter for change.
Thanks to Kate Sharpley Library for providing a copy to be scanned.
Attachments
DA-SolFed-4-1997.pdf
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