More Business As Usual with Paul Mattick The following interview was conducted in December 2013 at Paul Mattick Jr’s home in Brooklyn, NY. Paul Mattick Jr. (born 1944) is a Marxist…
Self-organised claimant resistance to Atos: a success story for our time French IT firm Atos announce they will pull out of the controversial Work Capacity Assement program…
“What was all the fuss about?” My recent experiences of unemployment One libcom poster's account of a spell of unemployment, and having to jump through the bureaucratic…
1932: the Ford Hunger March massacre Pictures from the 1932 Ford Hunger March massacre in Detroit, where police and Ford security guards killed 4 and injured 60 when they opened fire…
Decent wages and decent capitalism? Ha-Joon Chang argues that higher wages are good for workers and businesses alike. He's wrong.
Beyond Thatcher : militant testimonies on miners’ struggles and British syndicalism from yesterday and today This year, Margaret Thatcher’s death reminded us of the economic policies she…
The Socialist Party have no right to demand one way solidarity from claimants Following a debate on Twitter, several statements appeared online seeking to defend the PCS union…
Solidarity for workers' power #2.09 Ninth issue of the second volume of Solidarity for workers' power with articles about the enquiry into labour relations at Fords, dissent from the CND rank and file, the thoughts of unemployed folks in West Hartlepool and more.
On Labour's pledge to axe the bedroom tax Why the pledge from the Labour Party to axe the Bedroom Tax doesn't mean we've won and, if we take it at face value, could mean that we lose.
The fight against unemployment - Solidarity Swansea 'The Fight Against Unemployment' was Solidarity (Swansea) Pamphlet No. 4.
Dear Jamie Oliver... Response to celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's latest comments on the diets of the poor, how modern day poverty isn't real, and our f*cking massive…