Universal Basic Income demand: ain't working for workers' liberation
Parts of the radical left see the Universal Basic Income (UBI) demand as a potential vehicle to a) ‘make people think’ about productive potentials and wealth distribution in capitalism; and b) unify a (fragmented and atomised) working class through a common demand. We think that the demand ain’t helpful for the following reasons.
Soldering on: report on working in a 3D-printer manufacturing plant in London
What's the mess we live in - System series
Retail chain gangs: workers’ reports from the Sainsbury and Waitrose shop-floor
Red cap terror at the moussaka line: West London ready-meal workers' report and leaflet
Calling all junglists: a short report from Amazon Hemel Hempstead
Take the power back: breathing space, friendliness and solidarity at work
We felt like writing a basic article about workers' solidarity and daily resistance. It addresses the atmosphere we face at work, where the management regime is so rigid that even small collective steps seem like minor revolutions. The article will be published and circulated in our newspaper WorkersWildWest no.5
Fighting Heathrow expansion from within
40 years of Lucas Plan - Some thoughts
Some of us take part in the ’40 years of Lucas Plan’ conference in Birmingham, 26th of November 2016
(http://lucasplan.org.uk/) - We wrote down some basic thoughts on workers' control, the state and technology
On Sojourner Truth Organisation: some thoughts
Struggles and union issues at Honda and Bellsonica in Manesar, India
Insurrection and Production
Strike in the port of Koper
WorkersWildWest #4 - Out now!
Yesterday’s pig heads, Corbyn-mania, Brexit or business as usual: Tragedy and comedy in the UK - A short report
Dear fellow travellers, for an international meeting of like-minded rebels we wrote a short report about the situation in the UK. We had little time recently to systematically follow and discuss the wider developments, therefore it ended up as a bit of a selective cut-and-paste job - but people outside of the UK might still find it interesting.
It’s getting hot in here! Conversations in Gurnell Leisure Centre’s Sauna, Greenford
From Greenford with love: an interview with the Angry Workers of West London's warehouses
libcom.org catches up with the excellent Angry Workers of the World to discuss their ongoing agitation in the West London warehouses and surrounding communities.
Beyond White City - Some Snap-Shots on West London Workers' History
Crisis of family and friends: Working class experiences from west London
In warehouses, factories and other low-paid workplaces in west London we’ve had various conversations with fellow workers about how they live. We've also had experiences at home, where we flat-share with other workers from different countries. Facing the breakdown of the family and various forms of personal crisis we thought of writing an article about it for our paper, WorkersWildWest. Please feel free to criticise and contribute!