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Workers Playtime is a defunct workerist journal that last came out in May 1985, just after the end of the miners' strike. This pamphlet is a collection of Playtime articles. Together, they…

In light of the recent controversey about the Work Experience schemes that McDonalds has taken part in and workfare in general, I thought I would share the most interesting experience of the…

When I think of petitioning in the UK, I think of walking around some town centre on a Saturday, hearing someone on a megaphone ranting how they…

While “business partnerships” have a long history in state schools, the increasing marketisation of comprehensive education has seen such…

This is a collection of documentaries, news clips, interviews, personal accounts, and picture albums from the 1984/1985 miners strike.

A personal perspective on workfare and the benefits lottery - something which has caused me no end…

A BBC documentary from 1993 charting the history of militant anti-fascism in the UK.

An article published in the Playtime Omnibus on the possibility of workers' unity in small firms and the actions of atomised militants…

A short article by Workers Playtime advocating class war as a means to eradicate nuclear weapons.

An article by Workers Playtime arguing for independent action on behalf of workers by detailing a personal account of the 1981 Crossword strike…

An article by Workers Playtime on an unemployment march in the mid eighties.

A recent article in The Guardian highlighted the possibility of the end of the school staff room. However, one aspect of the current regulation…