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This issue mixed in wide-ranging theoretical works abut the welfare state and neo-liberalism, along with highly specific interviews with the…

Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt details the turbulent history of government attempts to sell off the postal service and how consultants conspired to…

Bus drivers and engineers in East London walked out today in a 24-hour action which stopped around 750 buses and either froze or disrupted 58…

An article on the nature of work by the nineteenth century libertarian socialist craftsman/artist and designer.

1995 document by some people within Anti-Fascist Action following the BNP's decision to abandon the streets. The document led to the creation of…

Already faced with cuts before the crisis, education now looks to be one of the sectors hardest hit, and not merely financially. Kirsten Forkert…

In August and September 2009, about 250 members of teaching staff at Tower Hamlets College went on…

A postman explains Royal mail's "modernisation" programme and how it affects workers and service delivery.

Joe Thorne from the Commune examines the CWU's decision to call off postal workers industrial action…

Union members at Fujitsu Services have voted for strike action over pensions, pay and job cuts.

British Airways has said it is "disappointed" by the Unite union's decision to ballot 14,000 cabin crew about whether to take strike action.