Wrong Bosses
Eilis O’ Keefe makes the case for organising against bosses big and small.
Solidarity with the junior doctors’ strikes
Dan Rodney argues why the latest junior doctors’ strike is a major turning point in the recent wave of trade union militancy
UK Strike Action: challenges faced from public opinion
Howard Green takes another look at the continual strike action in the UK, and analyses at how the public may feel
New TUC leader “preaching moderation” says YCL general secretary
The new leader of the Trades Union Congress has joined Kier Starmer’s Labour in calling for milquetoast reform and economic restraint.
Socialism not individualism: Glasgow students resist identity politics
“A working class student’s place is in the struggle for socialism, not identity politics”, writes Robyn Martin
The campaign to save London’s buses
Robin Talbot writes on TFL’s planned cuts on London’s buses, and the campaign led by bus workers to resist it
Secessio plebis: the ‘world’s first general strike’
In the wave of mass industrial action across Britain, this article look back in time to a momentous piece of working class history, and to what could be the world’s first general strike
Solidarity strikes to take Nigeria by storm
Muhammadu Buhari, the President of Nigeria, has said that the strikes which are due to take place on 26 and 27 July are “uncalled for and illegal.’’ The solidarity strikes are in support of academics who have been striking as members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) since 14 February 2022
P&O Ferries deploy private security against staff following redundancy announcement
800 staff at P&O ferries have been fired without notice, to be replaced with outsourced labour
Trade union militancy in the 2020s starts here
James Meechan argues that the past few months have seen an increase in trade union militancy
