By Aaron Clemens in Ontario With cash flowing to bail out corporations during the Covid-19 pandemic, the working class got meagre crumbs in order to
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Report from David Niven An enthusiastic Cumbrian rally on the cost of living crisis, which took place in Carlisle last Saturday, was attended by around
Report from Steve McKenzie New Covent Garden Market is facing a week long “turmoil” as OCS security guards start a strike over poverty pay rates.
By a member of the National Education Union The TUC conference, postponed after the death of the Queen, opens next Tuesday, and the preliminary agenda
By Andy Ford UNISON General Secretary, Christina McAnea, gave an interesting interview on the Andrew Neil programme last week, which might give an insight into
By Abigail Pollock A major bus strike by Arriva London North bus drivers, set for the first week of October, was only averted after an
This was posted on Twitter by the CWU: Our negotiators are currently in the room with Royal Mail Group and this happens. We need the
By Left Horizons Scottish correspondents Rubbish will be piling up in city centres in Scotland as the Scottish local authorities (Cosla) and the Scottish Government
By Edward Ongweso Jr [Editor: The draconian crackdown on workers’ rights and conditions at work is an international phenomenon, as this report from the Motherboard
By a Unite member The port of Felixstowe has gone back to normal today as 1,900 Unite members finished eight days of strike action over
