UK rail workers' strike With the bosses? Never. With the union reps? Sometimes. With the rank and file? Always! We at Organise give our full support to the striking…
N30: Reclaiming the Railways As martial law was imposed on the streets of Seattle, London hosted its own mini-riot at Euston Station. The events of November 30th 1999, from…
Rail workers are striking for passenger rights but no-one’s talking about that Train conductors, represented by the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT),…
Responding to Evening Standard bollocks on the tube strike A commuter's rant about the (unsurprisingly) anti-worker coverage of the tube strike by the Evening…
The 10 July public sector strike and going beyond formula Tomorrow's coordinated strike by public sector workers looks set to be larger than the one on 30…
Workers: expect more tube strikes Some Rail Maritime and Transport (RMT) union members are starting to prepare for further strike action on the London Underground (LU) after the…
Tube strikes: first round of five days' strike action begins Thousands of London Underground workers set to take part in a second 48-hour strike over proposed…
The North Sea 3. Coal, oil and after The third part of an interview with Neil Rothnie about North Sea oil workers’organisation.
Steve Hedley: not “cleared of domestic violence” with a case still to answer - Andy Littlechild Steve Hedley was not cleared of domestic violence and still has a case to answer…
An injury to one – fighting the victimisation of workplace organisers Victimisation, by bosses and the state, of those who try to organise in the workplace is nothing new…
Domestic violence, International Women's Day, and the RMT We reproduce below the statement made by RMT member Caroline Leneghan on her personal blog, in…