For communist workers' inquiry A working paper for an assembly of The Commune examining communist potential within the crisis and challenges for revolutionaries.
Is this farewell, welfare? The government’s answer to the problem of unemployment during the biggest economic crisis since the 1930s is not to create any new jobs, but to…
Strikes off, cuts on at universities The academics’ union UCU at the University of Sussex cancelled industrial action planned for late June after university bosses declared they were…
NOT all in this together The Government’s “tough but fair” budget will hit the poorest the hardest, as well as having a disproportionate impact on women, two reports have…
Catalyst #24 Summer 2010 - Newspaper of the Solidarity Federation Catalyst - the 8-page tabloid from the Solidarity Federation.
Local report from Hackney, London - Crisis in the city's ripped backyard A report on the effects of the crisis, cuts, restructuring and possibilities for struggle in Hackney…
A “zero-hours” contract… for thousands and thousands of hours Jack Staunton writes on his work in a call centre compiling government market research surveys.
Rebel violence vs. hierarchical violence, UK 1985-86 A chronology of anti-hierarchical violence in mainland UK, July 1985 - May 1986. A bit of nostalgia and/or a lesson in over-optimism? A text from…
The university, the car factory and the working class A text on class conflict in Oxford and the Blackbird Leys riots of the early 90s. AN (UN)FRESHER’S…
Oxford's Class War and the Blackbird Leys Riots of the Early 90s AN (UN)FRESHER’S GUIDE TO OXFORD’S CLASS WAR A text on some of the history of class conflict in…
Workers' report: general conditions and the conditions for generalisation at Hackney Street Cleansing Department A report about working life in refuse collection, recycling and street cleaning…
Gee, Charlie - A working class hero Charlie looks back at his youthful experiences as a militant hippy factory worker and shop steward in 1970s & 80s northern England. Part 2 deals…
