Journalists at Johnston Press to vote again on strike action Journalists at the Johnston Press Group are to be balloted again on industrial action after their management used a technicality to block a strike on May 19 by the NUJ.
High court ruling scuppers BA strikes – another nail in the coffin of the 'right to strike' BA today won a high court injunction which ruled unlawful the cumulative 20-day…
Belogiannis, Nikos, the man with the carnation A biography of Nikos Belogiannis, communist militant executed in 1952 by the Athens court-marshall, whose trials caused mass protest marches…
Spring wave of strikes hits Greece Lawyers have called a 3-day long strike and doctors continue withdrawing their labour against the austerity measures, train workers halt their locomotives, while four different labour marches are to be performed within the day by judicial officers, firemen and pensioners in Athens, along with a central public sector march in the afternoon.
U.S. CARD Act demonstrates the brankruptcy of Progressivism Perhaps one of the greatest failures of progressives in the United States today is their insistence…
Union struggle and the law in Gurgaon A short introduction to the Industrial Disputes Act and some general thoughts on union-related local problems, with a detailed look at two struggles.
The laws are for exploitation and there is freedom to exploit beyond the law Interviews with factory workers in Gurgaon, India, about their conditions and whether they meet legal requirements.
Industrial relations reform in Australia and the campaign against it, 2005 Letter from Australia by their Treason group to Prol-Position about proposed new anti-worker legislation in 2005.
Solidarity march in Salonica for imprisoned anarchist on trail In the run-up to the trial of Ilias Nikolaou, the anarchist arrested last January in relation to an…
Welsh conspiracy trial 1993 - European Counter Network Article looking at the conviction of a Welsh nationalist over a letter-bombing campaign, following MI5 surveillance.
After the Guildford Four - The Red Menace Article examining the case of the Guildford 4 following their release in October 1989, and placing it in a broader context of state repression.
Visteon union convener not charged It has been reported that Enfield Visteon plant Unite union convenor, who had to appear at the High Court today has not been charged with an offence.
