wildcat strikes

Teachers at the Alexandra School in Barbados launched a wildcat strike after bosses attempted to deduct a day's pay for their attendance at a…

Advice and tips on taking good work strikes. Good work strikes involve doing your job to help customers, not bosses and can involve distributing goods or services without demanding payment,…

Rather than call a conventional strike, the sick-in is a good way to strike without striking. Sick-ins involve organising workers to call in sick…

A short history of the largely successful wildcat stoppage of thousands of postal workers in the UK,…

Article about the Royal Mail wildcat strike and other wildcat actions in the UK in 2003.

Stevedoring ground to a halt yesterday at one of Europe's biggest commercial shipping companies following the second day of wildcat strike action…

State broadcaster TVNZ's flagship evening news has been targeted for industrial action, with staff walking off the job just before it went to air…

40,000 pieces of luggage piled up at Israel's international airport due to a wildcat strike of baggage handlers.

Around 500 refuse workers in the east London borough of Newham walked out unofficially and spontaneously today over attempts to cut their pay.

Workers at a Wal-Mart in Florida went out on wildcat earlier this week over scheduling arrangements. According to both workers and the company,…

Between September 22 and 24, 80% of the Salt Lake City area's train engineers called in sick in a row over working hours. Now Union Pacific are…

A look at the burgeoning workers' movement in China and how it is attempting to organise in a country where the only union is run by the state.