Another review of Fighting for ourselves Nate Hawthorne reviews Solidarity Federation's upcoming pamphlet, Fighting for ourselves: anarcho-syndicalism and the class struggle.
What October 20 tells us about the state of the movement Saturday October 20 saw the TUC's "Future That Works" march and rally. It was the second biggest…
On rank-and-file action, trade union representation and building confidence A brief note on why forms of action taken at the behest of trade union structures cannot be equated…
Towards a general strike? A follow on to my post Lobbying for the limited yet impossible, now that the Trades Union Congress has voted in favour of a motion on calling a…
South African bosses suspend 15,000 gold miners over wildcat strike In the South African region of West Rand, Gold Fields, one of the world’s largest producers of gold…
Neither nationalisation nor privatisation 1945-1950: An anarchist approach This volume is one of a set which celebrates the Freedom Press Centenary by reprinting articles from…
Report Submitted to the Confederal Committee of the CNT by Delegate Angel Pestaña regarding his Conduct at the Second Congress of the Third International – Angel Pestaña Angel Pestaña’s official report to the Confederal Committee of the CNT regarding…
Fighting for ourselves - preview Preview excerpts of the forthcoming text by the Solidarity Federation setting out the background and the tasks ahead for anarcho-syndicalists in…
PCS blinks first in dispute with HM Revenue & Customs Yesterday, the Public and Commercial Services union announced that strike action due to be taken by…
Lobbying for the limited yet impossible From the 9th to the 12th September, Brighton will play host to the 144th TUC Congress. As is the norm lately, this will be preceded by a "lobby"…
Trade unionism or syndicalism? – Tom Brown A 1942 pamphlet by Tom Brown on trade unions, why they let us down, and why syndicalism is the best method for building a society of workers'…
Between a rock and a hard place: thoughts on militant workers as reps Of late, I've been doing a lot of thinking on my role in the workplace. As many who read my blogs…
