From the right-wing to the revolutionary left - Tom Wetzel A new series from Recompositon called 'How I was radicalized'. This first part is by Tom Wetzel, and…
Beating back the bureaucrats - Jonathan Payn An article by Jonathan Payn that focuses mostly on a recent initiative called Bloque Sindical de Base in Argentina.
Snake march - Phinneas Gage Concluding Phinneas Gage’s three-part series on struggles at the Canada Post during 2011, we present ‘Snake march’. In this final installment, he…
Buffalo Jump - Phinneas Gage The second in a three part series about a strike at Canada Post. Phinneas Gage describes how the strike rolled on as the workers faced a common…
Turning up the Heat - Phinneas Gage The first of a three part series that detail a set of organizing actions by postal workers in Canada during 2011. It is written by fellow…
The bell tolls for thee, motherf*cker - John O'Reilly Get ready to never see bus drivers the same way again. This week we feature a story by John O’Reilly…
A worthless piece of plastic - Invisible Man This week’s piece comes to us by a regular Recomposition contributor, Invisible Man. In the face of fierce debates on racism, profiling, protests…
We carry our failures: working with people in a dehumanizing system - Scott Nappalos Scott Nappalos writes about the challenges of salvaging human interactions and compassion while…
On Bluffing - Phinneas Gage An article by Phinneas Gage, in which he analyzes three instances in different organizing scenarios where bluffing, whether premeditated or…
Review: “Lines of work” shares workers’ experiences, invites us to share ours A review of Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance by Peter Moore.
The truth about the million dollar coffee company This week we bring you a second piece from a Starbucks worker about a firing, following Work to Rule. Part of struggle is not only the lessons…