Get connected - Networking on libcom.org
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 23 2006
Get connected - Networking on libcom.org
Many of our users will have noticed the growing number of new features on libcom version 4. Some of these are to help radical workers, such as yourselves, to get in contact with other people in a similar position.
So far we have networking based on:
- Region/continent
- country
- city
- employment sector
- occupation
- union membership
Anarchist bloc presence at Obama inauguration
Submitted by woundedhobo on Jan 6 2009
What do you think of these guys?
international luxemburgist network?
Submitted by mikail firtinaci on Jan 6 2009
I came across that site;
http://www.luxemburgism.lautre.net/spip.php?article1
does anybody know anything about them. Where do they come from? When they're formed? ??
Unions negotiating pay cuts
Submitted by laureakai on Jan 6 2009
In Poland a lot of unions are negotiating pay cuts and other austerity measures as a reaction to crisis hysteria. In the US I heard of some similar moves.
internet and workplace struggle
Submitted by Kim Müller on Jan 5 2009
I am currently looking into the links between different online workplace forums, such as campaign sites, blogs and more long term branch or "counter-corporation" forums. And I would be very glad if you can provide some links to blogs and forums and also tell me about some experiences if you got any.
Russian bureaucrat unionists want to create a Muslim union
Submitted by laureakai on Jan 1 2009
Bureaucratic unionists from in Russia want to create a separate labour union for Muslims. They claim this is a good idea since it would give them a chance to organize things like prayer breaks at work. Other activists are outraged at the idea, calling it divisive, apartheid and racist.
Tea Break discussion: industrial or general propaganda?
Submitted by Joseph K. on Jan 1 2009
this discussion began elsewhere but i'm splitting it to a thread of its own because it merits discussion...
asn wrote:
workers using the paper to help themselves out on the job encouraging their own self activity in contrast to say "tea break" where you have leftists commenting on everything going on the industrial front
How to Organize an Insurrection
Submitted by Jabberman on Dec 27 2008
How to Organize an Insurrection
by CrimethInc Ex-Workers Collective
We humbly present one of the first inside reports from participants in the upheavals that shook Greece after the police murder of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos in the anarchist neighborhood of Exarchia on December 6.
Bordigists and Unions
Submitted by OliverTwister on Dec 23 2008
Apparently there is a small union in Spain which has a large Bordigist influence, named SUT (Workers Unity and Solidarity - nodo50.org/sindicatosut). It is a split from Solidaridad Obrera, a small anarchist union which itself split from the CGT. The SUT is small but seems to have some workplace presence - including amongst the Madrid Metro cleaners, who were recently on a tough strike.
Worst logo competition
Submitted by Django on Dec 10 2008
The AF: Looks like the logo of a fire brigade - someone being pulled out of a burning building. Or a gangsta handshake over the Rocky Mountains.
Solfed: The face of anarcho-syndicalism has terrifyingly dead eyes.
