Exeter postal workers to vote on Christmas strike Devon post workers are to vote tomorrow (Friday) on whether to take industrial action over the Christmas period in an ongoing row over flexible…
A history of the 2003 UK postal workers' wildcat strike A short history of the largely successful wildcat stoppage of thousands of postal workers in the UK,…
Wildcats return with a roar - postal wildcat strike, 2003 Article about the Royal Mail wildcat strike and other wildcat actions in the UK in 2003.
Canadian posties refuse to deliver homophobic pamphlet Postal workers in Canada have refused to handle a homophobic pamphlet that was produced by a…
Exeter: second postal strike threatened Management persecution prompts talk of further walkouts just days after an agreement was reached to return to work.
Bedford: wildcat postal strike 100 Royal Mail workers wildcat in Bedford in solidarity with one of their colleagues targeted by bosses with disciplinary action.
Exeter postal wildcat ends 300 workers who staged an unofficial walkout at the Exeter Mail Centre have voted unanimously to end their strike.
Exeter postal strike update A wildcat strike involving 300 workers at Exeter Mail Centre continues after talks between bosses and unions failed to end the unofficial dispute.
Exeter: Posties wildcat strike 300 workers wildcat at the Exeter Mail Centre, “severely disrupting” postal services.
Posties pique - Royal Mail workers out on wildcats With postal workers already angry at the Royal Mail's decision to impose a 2.9% pay offer, two small wildcat strikes have broken out in Oxford and Wolverhampton
What we stand for - programme and aims of the CWG Documents of the Communication Workers Group - the original programme of the group followed by the later, more radical document entitled "What we…
DAM rank and filists! The Communication Workers Group Article written by one of Subversion, a former member of the rank and file Communication Workers Group, in 1994 looking at his/her experiences with the group and making suggestions on future efforts of workplace organising - importantly rejecting the CWG's rank and filism.