Nottingham Trent University de-recognises academics union Lecturers at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) warned today that they may take strike action over an…
Bus driver rehired after co-workers wildcat A driver for Coast Mountain Bus Company near Vancouver who was fired in late June is now back at work after his colleagues took wildcat strike…
Tea Break 2 - local government strike, July 2008 New issue of the irregular workers' bulletin put together by users of the website, libcom.org focusing on the 2008 pay dispute over sub-inflation pay offers.
Cardiff landfill site workers walkout Rubbish lorries were unable to dump their waste at Cardiff’s biggest tip this morning, following a walkout by workers.
TV Times - 5 - 11 July 2008 This weeks pick examines the role that sports can play in political matters by examining the events that took place in the Olympic Stadium in…
Starbucks Global Day of Action - Belfast picket Organise! and the WSM picketed Starbucks in Belfast city centre today from 12 to 1 pm. Despite the miserable weather around 12 people joined the…
Cape Town: two anti-eviction campaigners jailed for a year On Wednesday, July 2nd at the Bellville Magistrates Court courtroom E, two members of the Delft Anti-Eviction Campaign, Jerome Daniels and Ridwaan Isaacs, were each sentenced twelve months in prison - simply for being community leaders at Delft-Symphony Way settlement.
A brief account of Unison's national conference, 2008 A critical account of the 2008 Unison national delegate conference by libcom group member Steven…
Striking tube cleaners intimidated Tube cleaners’ union RMT has demanded an end to “appalling intimidation“ of members involved in a 48-hour strike for a living wage on, one on July 1st-3rd. Tube cleaners also engaged in a 24-hour strike on June 25th-26th.
Strikes and riots at 2010 World Cup building site Workers have still not resumed work at Mpumalanga's 2010 World Cup stadium after workers downed tools in a wage protest.
Postal workers wildcat in York Postal workers wildcat in solidarity with a colleague facing disciplinary action
Shipping companies file charges over May Day anti-war strike US West Coast dockers who struck against the war on May 1st now face a legal threat from their employers.
