Stories from the CUPW Lock Out: or how to create a story that can reshape who we are and how we act This story by our friend Bruce is reprinted from Linchpin, the publication of our…
Locked out workers' anger grows at Canada Post Following weeks of rolling strike action, Canada Post locked out its 50,000 workers on the night of 14 June. Here follows an exciting personal…
The Progressive lockout and class struggle in Aotearoa-New Zealand An article written in 2008 about a lockout of supermarket workers in New Zealand in 2006, looking at…
Looking back at anarchists and the 2006 Progressive Enterprises lockout In August and September 2006, New Zealand was hit with the largest and most prominent industrial…
Mobile Phone Factory Maxx in Haridvar, Sahadarabad – Struggle for Regular Meal Break Indian electronics workers strike for a meal break.
War on the waterfront - Tom Bramble A pamphlet written by a participant in the Brisbane Defend Our Unions Committee on the 1998 waterfront dispute between Patrick Stevedores and the…
US Rio Tinto miners demand end to lock out International trade unions will protest against the unfair treatment of hundreds of Rio Tinto miners this morning at the company's annual general…
New Zealand Dairy Workers Locked Out New Zealand company Open Country Cheese, part-owned by Talleys and tied to various National Party MPs via New Zealand's Dairy Investment Fund and…
Strikes and lockouts in South Korea As the economic recession hits South Korea, striking car workers have been locked out of their factory while earlier in the week construction…
Cab drivers wildcat against management racism At least 25 taxi drivers in Saskatoon, Canada, have been suspended by United Cabs after raising allegations of racism and discrimination by their…
Flight attendants stand strong against lock out across New Zealand 240 flight attendants spent Thursday 7th - Sunday 10th May locked out from work across Auckland,…
Auckland call centre workers stand strong against lock out and nuclear ship visits 50 Unite Union members at the OCIS call centre in Auckland, New Zealand stood strong on Friday night…
