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Apparently, if you compare the wages of soldiers with traffic wardens the poor old grunts come off worse, according to the head of the armed forces General Sir Richard Dannatt.

This post is coming a little later than would be usual, as I just took my first proper (non-anarchist-related) break in what seems like ages after Projectile finished and only just got back from it.

A threat of industrial action across the NHS intensified yesterday when health workers in the GMB union voted by an overwhelming majority to…

This week's pick takes the form of a programme that revisits a 1985 BBC documentary deemed to be one of the most controversial ever screened in…

This week's pick is an investigation into the close links between the British government and the brutal warlords of Somalia.

Archived forum thread for discussion of the struggles over cost of living pay increases in the public sector in 2008.

Local newspaper journalists go on 5 day strike in York over below-inflation pay rises.

UNISON members in local government in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will vote on strike action to begin in July, while teachers discuss co…

Rob Ray investigates how privatisation is costing social care workers, following a damning verdict in a recent report, for Freedom Newspaper

NUJ members at Thompson and Reuters say they are ready to take industrial action over the way managers go about the job cuts if all voluntary routes available are not explored.

A short biography of Mat Kavanagh, Liverpool-Irish class struggle anarchist.

A look at the radical history of Manette Street in London, whose buildings housed various elements…