Workers Struggle

By Paul Callanan The first months of 2023 have seen a continuation of the strike wave, which started last summer over the cost of living

Yesterday, an estimated 600,000 – including teachers, support staff, civil servants, junior doctors, university workers, London Underground and Amazon workers – took strike action. An

February 1 was an important step in building the union resistance. Although it could have been bigger, it showed the still huge response from many

The NEU’s campaign for an above inflation pay increase is at a crossroads. As preparations ramp up this weekend for Wednesday’s strike and a mass

By Socialist Alternative members in Unite and Unison local government sectors Council workers have received a full and final offer from the employers of £1925

This is a follow-up article to “What the hell is going on?”: Next steps in the UCU Higher Education dispute  – Published 16 December 2022

By Tom Costello The language of class war is the order of the day in Britain. As striking nurses have said on the picket lines:

Originally published 4 February 2023 By Neil Moore “A strike is not just for Christmas”, read defiant placards across the hundreds of Communication Workers Union

February 1 was an inspiring and historic day, with half a million trade union members striking and marching together in protests in towns and cities