Direct Action (SolFed) #20 2001 "Casual slavery" issue of this anarcho-syndicalist magazine from Autumn 2001 themed around casual, flexible or precarious work.
Reflections on "The Lump" by Dave Lamb Text by Dave Walton (aka David Wise) reflecting on a pamphlet by Dave Lamb casualisation in the building industry in the 1970s.
Red and Black Revolution 11 - October 2006 Issue 11 of Red and Black Revolution magazine, from October 2006.
Workers are Paying for the Bosses' Crisis For years now the whole Brexit issue has diverted attention from the declining quality of life experienced by the working class in the aftermath…
The Self-Organised Struggle of Liverpool Couriers Highlights the Difficulties of Organising in the 'Gig Economy' Deliveroo was founded in 2013 by Will Shu, an investment banker, and Greg Orlowski,…
Sorry We Missed You: Wage Slavery in the Spotlight North or South, anyone who’s ever worked as a courier or care/support worker, or grew up in a working class nuclear family household, will have…
Working Class Decomposition and Gig Economy Work On 8 May 2019 around 300 protesters, mostly Uber and Lyft drivers, blocked Market Street in San Francisco in front of Uber's international…
Strikes and victories for outsourced workers across London Workers organised with the United Voices of the World union have been busy in London recently,…
Inequality and poverty – the latest UN report on UK poverty illustrates the need for the end of class society The figures set out in the latest UN report on UK pauperisation, shocking enough in…
Underemployment, casualisation and the future of work There has been, for a number of years, in the UK, a growth in the use of zero-hours contracts,…
