More energy riots - electrickery in Bangladesh Two hundred people, including police, were injured in Bangladesh as more riots and demonstrations have erupted in protest against regular…
Hunterston power station strike picket reports Striking workers' reports from the picket line of the second day of the second week of industrial action at the Hunterston nuclear power plant.
More clashes in Bangladesh - the issue of energy Textile workers in Narsingdi, central Bangladesh, yesterday fought police in protests against irregular power supply to their factory workplaces.
Hunterston nuclear power station - interview As part of our continued coverage of the stike of Balfour Kilpatrick employees at Hunterston nuclear power station, libcom.org interviewed one of…
Picket line update from Hunterston nuclear power station The second week of industrial action at Hunterston nuclear power station began today. We present this report by one of the striking workers from today's picket line.
Hunterston nuclear power station "dirty tricks" British Energy and British Nuclear Group keep up the pressure on striking workers at Hunterston.
Iraq: strike roundup A roundup of recent strikes from the Federation of Worker Councils and Unions in Iraq (FWCUI).
Israel: electricity workers take action against privatisation Workers at the Israel Electric Corporation (IEC) have been taking strike and sabotage action against…
Hunterston nuclear plant - strike update Following the 2 day strike Balfour Kilpatrick bosses remain adamant that they won’t return the 50p enhancement to electricians pay that had been in place for 30 years.
1891: Miners against prison labour Howard Zinn's account of American miners' struggles against the use of slave prison labour.
Hunterston nuclear power station workers on strike Workers employed by Balfour Kilpatrick at Hunterston nuclear power station began a series of weekly strikes today.
The Ludlow massacre, 1914 - Sam Lowry The history of the Ludlow Massacre of striking coal miners, which was one of the most brutal attacks on organised labour in North American…