Better than we know ourselves: a ruling class view of the trade unions An article adapted from the May 2012 article of Black Flag magazine which examines the trade unions…
Human Resources: Social Engineering in the 20th Century (Documentary) Human Resources: Social Engineering in the 20th Century explores the rise of mechanistic philosophy…
The battle of the sandwiches: what does the bosses' offensive look like? Alex Erikson talks about a new manager who came into his workplace with the intent of breaking…
The origins of the union shop - Tom Wetzel Article about the practice and limitations of union (closed) shops in the US workers' movement in the 1930s and 40s. In particular it examines…
Wherefore Art Thou Supervisor? J.Pierce talks about the time they refused a supervisor position at a recycling center.
Technology and class Subversion examine the role of technology in class struggle as a tool for ratcheting up the exploitation of the working class.
The Beloit Iron Works and the submergence of class struggle The history of class struggle in the Beloit Iron Works and how the company responded to it and kept…
Myths of Dispersed Fordism - Echanges et Mouvement Still-relevant debate from the early 1990s between Echanges et Mouvement and the Spanish journal Etcetera on the effects of post-Fordism on class…
Labor discipline and the decline of the soviet system - Don Filtzer The issue of labor discipline lay at the very heart of the antagonistic relationship between the…
The red rose of Nissan - John Holloway Following the opening of a new Nissan factory in Sunderland in 1986, John Holloway analyses changes in the British car industry over the previous…
