Democracy & State > Trade unions
Anarchist origins of the 'general strike' slogan
17 Mar 2011
We set up this debate in response to widespread calls from the Trotskyist left for the TUC to call a general strike against the cuts. This is Mike Macnair's opening
Raising our sights
05 Sep 1996
Minimum wage: the fight for what we need
Labour blasts postworkers
05 Sep 1996
In tune with the members
05 Sep 1996
The RMT transport union is currently in dispute with 20 train-operating companies. It has called further one-day strikes and an overtime ban at seven, while members at 13 others are being balloted for action. Alan Pottage is on the 12-strong national executive committee of the RMT, where he sits alongside six other members of the Socialist Labour Party. Peter Manson asked him about the role of the SLP in the disputes
Fighting the Labour bosses
05 Sep 1996
Attack on all workers
05 Sep 1996
Chris Ford, secretary of the West London CPSA union branch and organiser of this Saturday’s London march, spoke to the Weekly Worker
CWU turning point
29 Aug 1996
No slave labour, No benefit cuts
29 Aug 1996
JSA
Railworkers... One union, One fight
29 Aug 1996
As the London underground dispute ends and strikes on the rail network look like escalating, media commentators continue to insist that it is all the fault of sinister ‘red’ union leaders
Postal strike escalates
22 Aug 1996
General election strategy
22 Aug 1996
SL Kenning looks at latest developments in the Socialist Labour Party
All out in Liverpool
22 Aug 1996
New attack on union rights
22 Aug 1996
London Underground drivers are divided again with the Aslef union accepting management’s latest deal and RMT rejecting by a 3:1 majority. As the Tories threaten to clamp down even harder on trade union rights RMT drivers are now left to go it alone
CWU members say no deal
01 Aug 1996
Class struggle on the tubes
01 Aug 1996
The Socialist Labour Party must use its influence with underground workers to raise the level of the dispute
Class struggle on the tubes
01 Aug 1996
The Socialist Labour Party must use its influence with underground workers to raise the level of the dispute