Uber drivers to strike on September 28th and October 6th Two separately-organised strikes of Uber drivers are coming up over the next few weeks.
Grab Workers Strike in Vietnam Hundreds of proletarians working for the ride hailing service Grab have gone on strike - Left-Communist Group of Vietnam
Working Class Decomposition and Gig Economy Work On 8 May 2019 around 300 protesters, mostly Uber and Lyft drivers, blocked Market Street in San Francisco in front of Uber's international…
Uber and Lyft drivers deserve a better strike An article from the Organizing Work blog, critically analyzing the recent Uber/Lyft strikes. This article focuses on the US experience, and doesn…
Striking the Gig: Why Uber and Lyft Drivers Are Calling For a National Strike on May 8th On May 8th, workers are organizing a national single day strike against rideshare…
Uber drivers in Kenya on indefinite strike Drivers for Uber, Taxify, Little and Mondo-Ride have been on indefinite strike since 11th September over working conditions and high commission…
Uber drivers strike in Indonesia Hundreds of Uber drivers have been on strike in Indonesia in a dispute over what they describe as “modern slavery” practices by the firm.
1959: Fiji Oil Workers Strike The strike of 1959 was the first time a multi ethnic workforce struck together, and the response was martial law from the government and betrayal by tribal elders.
1947: Mombasa General Strike In 1947 the city of Mombasa was paralysed by a general strike by its black African workforce in an attempt to end pay disparities, especially…
1974: Ethiopian General Strike In 1974 the regime of Emperor Selassie was badly shaken, the student protests shut down the education system and there were mutinies in the army…
Legal action doesn't get the goods The recent employment tribunal ruling against Uber is not the end of the 'gig-economy' and might not change anything
On the Line (December 1985) The December 1985 issue of On the Line, a newsletter of Workers Solidarity Alliance in the New York/New Jersey area.
