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At no point has any opposition been mounted by the reps to demand the removal of Ward, Furey and the postal executive over their co-authorship of the biggest attack on postal workers in history.

Ward’s talk of “mutual interest” obliterates the fundamental division between workers who produce the company’s wealth and major shareholders who exploit our labour for profit.

The fight begins now at every mail centre and delivery office across Royal Mail Group to deliver a resounding NO vote to this sell-out agreement.

A history of the wave of strikes and occupations that gripped Italian factories and universities during the 1960s. Coming to a head with the Hot Autumn of 1969, independent forms of struggle used by workers represented a significant attempt to break from restrictive trade unions.

A record of personal encounters with various British Trot sects over the years.

A complete online archive of Social Revolution- the paper of the Social Revolution group. The first two issues were titled Workers Power for Social Revolution. Later issues would include the tagline "incorporating Libertarian Communism" as the decision had been made to cease production of the more theoretical journal of that name. 8 issues were published from 1975-1977. After this the group merged with Solidarity and produced the new Solidarity for Social Revolution journal. PDFs from ...

Workers Power seeks to build the culture of trade unionism and solidarity by giving a platform to trade unions and workers to talk about the struggles in their workplace, as well as events and struggles outside the workplace that they are involved in. Find old and edited episodes at https://www.workerspower4zzz.org/

Social-Putinism and social-imperialism are not our only problem, argues Jack Conrad. There is the curse of social‑pacifism and centrism too

Paul Houston shines a light on the murky origins of the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign

Adam Weaver, in response to an insinuation that the IWW criticizes every union but itself, lists some of the publicly available debates, discussions and criticisms about IWW organizing and strategy.