After Cheltenham demo: keep up campaigning, build for open defiance
Unions must refuse to take the “reasonable steps” called for by the Minimum Service Law to ensure members comply with work notices.
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Unions must refuse to take the “reasonable steps” called for by the Minimum Service Law to ensure members comply with work notices.
Unions must refuse to take the “reasonable steps” called for by the Minimum Service Law to ensure members comply with work notices.
On 29 July between 150 and 200 trade unionists met in Manchester at the Troublemakers at Work conference. Called by a number of labour movement organising projects (Workers Can Win, Strike Map, Organise Now!), the conference gained an impressive breadth of backers and was marked by a refreshing lack of political sectarianism. Different left groups were free to distribute their literature.
If you're looking to organise your workplace, Ian Allinson's book is a vital and useful guide, writes Lydia Hughes
Lots of bookish events in December, including Josie Long at The Stand's spoken word night and the launch of Scottish literary magazine Extra Teeth