Revolutionaries Behind Closed Doors
Capitalism intrudes on the daily life of a mental health worker.
Against the conceptual dumbing down of the 2016 “movement” in France - Mouvement Communiste/Kolektivně proti Kapitălu
This is a leaflet criticising the wildly inflated claims made about the recent "movement" against the new Labour Law in France and the accompanying degradation of political language. Also included PDFs of original french leaflet and English version.
It’s getting hot in here! Conversations in Gurnell Leisure Centre’s Sauna, Greenford
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Jun 8 2016 16:48
One article for issue #4 of WorkersWildWest - out soon! Ealing Council wants to sell off the land, the leisure centre will be demolished and rebuild together with luxury flats in 2019 - at least according to their plan. We hope local people will try to keep the centre open...
The decimation of the English working class
Submitted by Whatever-ism on Dec 21 2015 15:00
A history of working class housing and some bleak speculations about a future that is coming unless we can change its course.
Unison paid officials caught sabotaging leadership election
Submitted by Steven. on Dec 8 2015 19:22
A whistleblower within Unison's London region has leaked an audio recording of a meeting of paid officials flagrantly breaching the union's rules by working for the election campaign of the incumbent general secretary, Dave Prentis.
If a strike turns you into a Tory, you probably were one anyway
Submitted by Phil on Aug 5 2015 16:11
In the Guardian, Jonathan Jones laments that workers standing up for themselves is getting in the way of him looking at art. Here are five reasons why he’s talking out of his arse and you should support the strikers.
Authentic organizing: ideas for reviving the grassroots
This essay explores the nitty-gritty dealings of the activist community from the point of view of an on-the-ground organizer.
Fighting for #Justice4JohnPearson
Submitted by Phil on May 13 2015 21:01
Next week, the PCS union holds its annual delegate conference in Brighton. One of the most important issues on the agenda is that of whether the union will support its reps when they face victimisation. Unfortunately, the answer to that question remains uncertain.
The Civil Service Rank & File – a belated post-mortem
Submitted by Phil on Mar 17 2015 14:53
An analysis of the Civil Service Rank & File Network, which emerged in late 2012, and its impact during its brief existence.
Government union busting and the PCS response
Submitted by Phil on Jan 22 2015 23:06
The PCS union is facing concerted union busting activity from the government. However, despite its rhetoric it has fallen into a retreat that helps nobody
