We’ve Overcome the Mythical Separation Between Workers and Public
Roz Foyer explains why the season of strikes has brought the public into closer connection with the battles of our unions.
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There is no just transition without social infrastructure
Katie Gallogly-Nelson lays out what a just transition must mean to the wider array of workers. While the temperature is projected
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P&O: Profit & odiousness, penury & obduracy, psychotic & objectivising – take your pick
Mick Lynch says the RMT will stand firm against gangster capitalism and to defend workers. The sacking of 800 P&O workers
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Unions: first, last and best line of defence
Mike Kirby surveys the terrain on which the battle to defend public services and their workers will be fought The famous
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Microphones, megaphones and class
Albert Brenchat Aguilar recounts the unseen and forgotten workers that make conference happen and their fightback I dish nibbles and pour
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On the frontline: crushed by corporate capitalist culture
‘Late Night Girl’ tells of the bullying behaviour at work she suffered and how she is fighting back. My story with
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Let’s have a just transition for public service workers too
Whether by design or default, Lynn Henderson calls for redistribution of the digital dividends Automation, digitalisation and data are the labour
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Just Transitioning – marrying environment protection and social justice
Stephen Smellie lays out what is meant by Just Transition and what role unions have to play. The concept of the
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Helping capitalism dig its own grave
George Kerevan sets out his socialist position in the context of the contradictions of capitalism WHAT position should socialists advance regarding
Read MoreBook Review – Contemporary Trotskyism
John Kelly Contemporary Trotskyism: Parties, Sects and Social Movements in Britain, 2018, Routledge, 9781138943810, £23.99, pp296 Reviewed by Gordon Morgan The
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