The problem with the Pay Up campaign On the back of a demonstration at Sainsbury's headquarters, Pay Up has recently emerged as the latest UK Uncut-style activist campaign. Its aim…
New public sector walkout over pensions set for May 10 (with updates) Civil servants and health workers in the PCS and Unite unions, respectively are set to strike on May…
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…
Unite sells out Sparks over legal challenge to strike On Tuesday, 81.6% of mechanical and electrical workers at Balfour Beatty voted in favour of strike…
Sparks fly: electricians' direct action over pay cuts Earlier this year the ‘Big 8’ major construction employers announced plans to tear up an industry…
Electricians protest against pay cuts - updates and discussion Update and discussion thread about the UK-wide demonstrations and mostly wildcat strikes of…
Huge strike against pension cuts on the way A massive November walkout of up to 3 million public sector workers is now on the cards as the UK's largest unions announce their intention to…
Lindsey: Total’s counter-attack ends in defeat - Mouvement Communiste The second part of Mouvement Communiste's analysis of the Lindsey engineering construction strikes…
UK workplace news roundup, August 2010 Recent industrial news from the UK, including transport strikes in Liverpool, walkouts at West Lothian Council and Southampton libraries, and…
BA dispute: court drama, strike action and old-fashioned victimisation British Airways cabin crew have taken further industrial action in a dramatic battle with management…
BA strike: Workers' solidarity versus the bosses' law Leaflet about the banned and then un-banned strike by British Airways cabin crew in 2010 by the…
High court ruling scuppers BA strikes – another nail in the coffin of the 'right to strike' BA today won a high court injunction which ruled unlawful the cumulative 20-day…
