workplace activity

Three women union activists tell their fascinating stories of organising in 1930s America, recounting their conflicts with bosses, police as well as their struggles against racism and sexism…

A pamphlet published in early 2011 by the North Eastern Federation of Anarchist Communists (now…

An analysis of the gendered dynamics in the class struggle in the 1970s US service…

J. Pierce talks about expectations of white workers to accept racism and division in the workplace.

An account of attempts to discipline a union organizer.

An article published in the Playtime Omnibus on the possibility of workers' unity in small firms and the actions of atomised militants…

A recent article in The Guardian highlighted the possibility of the end of the school staff room. However, one aspect of the current regulation…

A short 'militant investigation' about struggles at a Swedish employment programme, run by 'Lernia',…

A 1980 pamphlet of a collection of writings on workplace organizing by the American based 'new communist movement' group, Sojourner Truth…

The modern office is fraught with dangers. From the risk of getting fired, to stress, repetitive strain injury (RSI), mindnumbing boredom and…

In this post, Phinneas Gage tells a story about action on the job, management retaliation, and workers’ responses.

Short summary of the Sojourner Truth Organization, a group that came out of the so-called "new communist movement" and their views and experience…