IWW Launches Second Phase of National Campaign A press release from the IWW outining its plans to organise the UK's National Blood Service.
Mexico: 50 workers lose their jobs in garment factory due to union organising drive Over 50 employees of a garment factory in Tehaucán, Puebla have been sacked for their affiliation…
UNISON back down despite vote for strike action Despite zero concessions from employers and a vote in favour of strikes, public sector union UNISON have backed down from announcing strike action over an across the board pay cut (also known as a below inflation "pay rise").
From the bourgeois to the proletarian revolution - Otto Ruhle Written in 1924, this pamphlet charts the development of the Russian and German revolutions, and…
The Workers' Committee: An Outline of its Principles and Structure Pamphlet written by J.T.Murphy and published by the Sheffield Workers' Committee in 1917. It…
Notes on working at a sixth form college library, London 2005-2007 Between 2005-2007 a member of the libcom group worked term-time in the library at a Sixth Form…
Local government unions break ranks over latest offer Trade unions GMB and Unite have split from Unison over their response to the increased offer from…
Belgian airport union signs minimum service agreement The airport security union representing workers at Brussels South Charleroi Airport signed an…
Workers struggle betrayed by State and union in Venezuela This article was written by a revolutionary who has been working with the occupied factory in…
As health workers prepare for ballot, Unison leaders back off Unison national secretary has angered union activists by demanding that local branches take a…
Palestinian union hit on all sides An article from the Al-Jazeera website detailing the repression faced by trade unionists in Palestine not only from the Israeli state but also…
1911-1970s: Unions and workers: limitations and possibilities, by Martin Glaberman Detroit auto-worker Martin Glaberman analyses the bureaucratisation and decline of the US trade…
