wildcat strikes

Workers spontaneously walked out today in solidarity with a colleague who committed suicide.

Racist comments by security guards have led to wildcat action at Two Sisters Foods in Smethwick, UK.

Postal workers have ended unofficial strike action in Dundee as staff elsewhere in Scotland stage the latest in a series of official stoppages.

A six-hour strike by 130 bus drivers in western Sydney on Monday morning, carried out in defiance of…

Cairo bus strike ends after the government gave in to most demands.

Around 200 workers from the Tanta Flax and Oils Company staged a demonstration outside the Ministry of Manpower and Immigration in Cairo today, marking the 80th day of their strike, demanding the re-nationalization of their company. Hundreds of their colleagues back in the Nile Delta have also announced their intention to launch a hunger strike as of tomorrow.

From issue 2 of The Leveller, this is an expanded version of the story of the four-month battle against bosses by Belfast traffic wardens. This…

After a 4 month battle against bosses over their sacking for wildcat action, 28 traffic wardens in Belfast have won their fight.

Article attempting to link up the 1989-1990 London ambulance workers' dispute with that of council, construction and hospital workers.

Article looking at the impact of the 1989 public transport workers' strikes in London and elsewhere.

Over 300 workers at a Taiwanese company, Hwata Vina, in Ho Chi Minh City went on strike July 3 after…

"Unofficial and unlawful" strike action was taken by postal workers at Dalkeith Delivery Office last week, according to Royal Mail.