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Bristol IWW solidarity actions with Garment Workers Trade Union Center, Bangladesh

Thoughts about the work refusal law and how it might not be all it is cracked up to be.

Some advice for retail workers who are going back to work in unsafe conditions.

Bristol IWW dispute with University of the West of England over their refusal to support casual staff during lockdown

No-one wants to be back in their classrooms more than teachers: it’s where we feel most ourselves, what makes us get up in the morning despite crushing workloads and the decade’s long denigration of our profession and unions. However, as…

A care worker in Clydeside writes from the front line.

IWW addresses workers' problems at a London bakery

This issue is a stark manifestation of the class struggle between bosses and workers in the social care industry and we must not let the bosses get away with putting service users, social care workers and their families at unnecessary risk.

For a vast swathe of people in technology, we never agreed to this arrangement. We are deeply committed to technology, hoping that it might fulfil its promise to unlock human potential perhaps remove drudgery from peoples’ lives. But as too many of us learn the hard way, owners and managers are all too willing to pit us against one another.