More job cuts announced, more to come As the economic recession restates its international nature, further job losses are to be announced in Jamaica and Ireland, while Swedish…
International developments in airport workers' struggles As recession and job losses seem imminent, airport staff across the world have been organising to…
Construction workers wildcat and go-slow in Jamaica More than 50 workers at a construction site in Lewisville, New Market in St. Elizabeth on Monday joined the scores of Jamaican workers demanding increased wages.
Babylon Burning: West Kingston lock-down and police killings in Jamaica (2001) In the summer of 2001, police locked down parts of the downtown area of Kingston, Jamaica. This contemporary leaflet reports on the event, and examines the background to the violence that makes Jamaica the state with the largest police 'kill-rate' (per head of population) in the world.
Jamaican electricity workers wildcat strike Wildcat industrial action by employees of the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) yesterday led to power cuts affecting some 58,000 customers in…
Labour rebellions of the 1930s in the British Caribbean region colonies - Richard Hart A brief overview of the numerous struggles which occurred in the British Caribbean during the 1930s,…
Jamaican labour minister intervenes to try and avert hotel strike Labour Minister Derrick Kellier has scheduled a meeting for tomorrow with contractors, as well as…
None shall escape: Radical perspectives in the Caribbean The experiences and struggles of George Myers, more commonly known under his pen name of Joseph…
