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An analysis of the 2006 Oaxaca rebellion and its contradictions. Its diversity encompassed workers, indigenous groups, Stalinists, anarchists and others. Its weapons and tactics included general assemblies, strikes, barricades, mirrors and fireworks.

Greek unions promise to continue protests against the government's pension reforms, passed on Thursday.

Greek workers are set to go on general strike tomorrow (Wednesday 19th March) in protest of the government's planned pension reforms.

Teachers, nurses, doctors and civil servants have been taking industrial action since last Wednesday calling for an immediate review of salaries…

Education unions have responded with anger to the recommendation of a conservative think-tank advocating making sacking of staff and pupil expulsion easier.

Schoolteachers affiliated to the Sección 22 branch of the education union SNTE (Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores en Educación) - the main protagonists behind the Oaxaca revolt of 2006 - have occupied a secondary school in eastern Oaxaca under the control of the Sección 59 scab union branch.

The latest drive to improve education by New Labour got off to a bad start after Edinburgh city council set up a cross-party group to decide…

The proposed teachers' strike on January 24th is likely to see the first attempts to implement the…

A national day of action, with demonstrations and continued action by student strikes was called for today.

Members of the Nipsa union have voted to suspend their strike in the dispute over classroom assistants' pay.

Thousands of Dutch school pupils walked out of lessons on Friday in wildcat protests organised online against lesson times.

Hundreds of thousands of health workers, civil servants, printers postal workers and air traffic controllers yesterday joined transport and…