China: crisis, class struggle, and the 'harmonious society' The global economic crisis had a severe effect on China. However, there has been much talk recently…
Strike ballot for BA cabin crew British Airways has said it is "disappointed" by the Unite union's decision to ballot 14,000 cabin crew about whether to take strike action.
Initial impressions: Royal Mail Strike Reports coming in from picket lines suggest a solid response from postal workers, with near 100% turnout in Bromley By Bow and Nine Elms, London,…
Ssangyong occupier jailed A union member from Ssangyong Motors involved in the strike and occupation of the plant against job losses was sentenced to one and a half years…
Account of a well-prepared wildcat strike Nick, an assembly line worker, recounts sabotage and a walkout at his factory when the workers' contract expired.
Peiraeus dockworkers strike strong despite political and international pressure The strike of 1.500 dockworkers holds strong in Peiraeus despite rising political pressure from the…
A letter from a postman on the 2009 strikes A Royal Mail worker describes the background to the 2009 national strike vote, including details of how managers have been manipulating the…
Wildcat strike in Hartlepool Hundreds of workers walked out in the morning of 12 October at an offshore construction yard in a dispute over union recognition.
Vodafone and Wind workers strike in Greece Workers of Vodafone and Wind telecoms are going on strike denouncing transfers and forced resignation of employees in Greece.
Looking Back on the Oaxaca Rebellion Reflections on the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca by a North American anarchist who visited the city two years after the rebellion.
Peiraeus blocked as dockworkers strike against privatisation enters 12th day Peiraeus, the central commercial harbour of Greece remains blocked as dockworkers decided to…
In detail: national Royal Mail strike As postal workers vote overwhelmingly for nationwide industrial action, two workers explain the causes of the dispute.
