Gig economy strike and the Bologna Riders Union Riders for a range of food delivery apps in Bologna have taken strike action over poor wages and working conditions, setting up the Bologna…
2 Strikes, 1 Struggle: The Significance of the Communications Workers Strike in West Virginia At 12:01am today, Sunday March 4, 1400 workers across the state of West Virginia…
University Worker - strike bulletin of the 2018-2020 lecturers disputes Libcom's archive of the "University Worker" weekly bulletins produced by Notes from Below for the…
The post-war strike wave in East, West, and Southern Africa From the end of the Second World War until the mid-'60s there was a wave of strikes in British East…
General strike, South Africa 1922 - Baruch Hirson Baruch Hirson on the 1922 South African general strike. HIrson deals at length with the racial politics of the strike, which despite militancy…
Solidarity with the GDN Logistics workers In the early afternoon of Tuesday, January 30, the police charged and drove a group of workers away from the gates of GDN Logistics of San…
The Memphis sanitation strike, 1968 A short history of the 1968 strike of 1300 African-American sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee, during which Martin Luther King Jr. was…
Kate Mullany and the Collar Laundry Union A history of the Collar Laundry Union – the first female union in the United States – set up by Kate Mullany, Esther Keegan and others in Troy,…
Global Deliveroo strikes Over the last couple of weeks, Deliveroo have been hit by a series of strikes and occupations all over the world: from Hong Kong to Belgium,…
The encyclopedia of strikes in American history This comprehensive encyclopedia, edited by Aaron Brenner, Benjamin Henry Day Jr., and Immanuel Ness, is the first detailed collection of…
The general strike and Irish independence Interesting article by John Dorney on the syndicalist tactic of the general strike and its relationship with the struggle for Irish independence…
The 1945 Nigerian General Strike In 1945 a general strike involving tens of thousands of workers began with railway workers, then spread to other nationalised industries…