Image Mass walkout against NG Bailey at Atomic Weapons Establishment Burghfield site As of Monday 20th September, around two hundred mechanical & electrical workers have walked off the…
Image Gateshead Amazon picket wins reinstatement for sacked workers The rank and file dispute at the Gateshead Amazon warehouse construction site now appears to have…
Image Construction workers picket Amazon site in Gateshead after mass sacking Rank and file construction workers have launched a picket at the site of a new Amazon facility after…
Image Wildcat action against de-skilling and sackings at Gateshead Amazon facility Workers building an Amazon fulfilment centre in Gateshead recently took wildcat action against a de…
Image Construction rank and file beat the bosses: No to ESO de-skilling dispute ends in a win! After an extended campaign of direct action led by rank and file electricians,…
Image No nuclear Grenfell: Construction rank and file blockade Atomic Weapons Establishment in de-skilling dispute On Wednesday May 26th, rank and file electricians shut down work at the Atomic…
Image Rank and file electricians occupy Land Securities offices as de-skilling dispute continues Rank-and-file electricians continue to take action over attempts by major…
Image Construction workers target NG Bailey and Balfour Beatty in de-skilling dispute Construction workers are taking ongoing action against major construction companies in response to…
Image Union officials walk out - against their own members Officials of the education union UCU have downed tools and walked out - from their own annual congress.
Image Union suspends bin strike again Unite union have suspended the bin strike again, after a court granted an interim injunction against the Birmingham council.
Image Council lies mean Brum bin strike extended til Christmas Refuse collection workers in Birmingham have voted strongly in favour of extending strike action for…
Image All out! Birmingham bin strike back on Bin workers in Birmingham are back on the picket line after the council went back on the agreement they reached with the union only two weeks ago…
