Carlsberg re-classified as an ‘essential service’ to prevent workers from striking Carlsberg has been able to persuade the Lithuanian government to re-classify its breweries as an …
Betrayals and outbursts in Barcelona On the transport strike, the student strike, and the riots, protests, and sabotage carried out in Barcelona in the month of February, in response…
100,000,000 workers grind India to a halt in one of world's biggest strikes ever One of the world's largest ever strikes began at midnight on Monday 27th Feb and will end at…
Greek Stalinists welcome fascist involvement in workers dispute The Greek Communist Party (KKE) have seemingly welcomed the involvement of the a fascist…
Australian nurses banned from striking by the state government Nurses in the state of, Australia have been involved in an eight month dispute with the government…
Armageddon at Implat's wildcat strike? Mine eruptions escalate in South Africa 22 February 2012. South African miners are in the fifth week of a wildcat strike that has paralysed…
International solidarity for EULEN-ABB strikers February 17th was the International Day of Action for the EULEN-ABB strikers in Cordoba. The struggle continues as they fight for their…
Liverpool workers ‘locked out’ by bosses occupy factory Striking workers in Liverpool have been locked out of their factory in a dispute over redundancies…
Attack on electricians' contracts wobbles as Balfour Beatty folds Sparks are celebrating a major breakthrough in their battle to stop a co-ordinated attempt by some…
Fighting and firings at Canada Post In this post, Phinneas Gage tells a story about action on the job, management retaliation, and workers’ responses.
Hospital workers across Edmonton walk out on wildcat strike Hundreds of support workers at the Royal Alexandra and University of Alberta hospitals in Canada…
War on the waterfront - Peter Cole Chapter 4 of "Wobblies on the waterfront-interracial unionism in progressive-era Philadelphia" by Peter Cole, an excellent text about the…