Tag: trade unions
Notes From Below: No Politics Without Inquiry!
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by three editors from Notes From Below – Jessica Thorne, Callum Cant and Seth Wheeler – to discuss the history and theory of Workers’ Inquiry and current strike action.
Labour’s Next General Secretary Must Be Elected
Aaron Bastani
‘We’re talking about billions stolen from workers’: Organising in the Construction Industry
Joe Hayns
Climate Change Is Class War – and Fighting It Is a Workers’ Struggle
Mika Minio-Paluello
Debt, Markets and Pepe: The Reactionary Face of LSE’s Student Body
Joe Hayns
Trade Unions Need to Embrace Freedom of Movement, Not Scapegoat Migrant Workers
Malone
Left, Left, Forward: Thoughts On The Future Of Gaming And Progressive Politics
Marijam Didzgalvyte, Jish Newham and Simon Saunders discuss how video games are going to evolve in the future, the effects of the big world events and what space is there for radical politics to progress in gaming.
Organising to Win
Michael and Aaron are joined on TyskySour by Jane McAlevey and George Woods to discuss how workers can organise and win.
Silicon Laggy: How Neoliberal Roots Hold Gaming Back
Simon Saunders
An Interview with ‘grassroots’ Unite leadership contender Ian Allinson
Joe Hayns
Back on the Line: Remembering Grunwick 40 Years On
40 years later, workers, writers and politicians remember the historic 2 year strike led primarily by South-Asian film processing workers at the Grunwick Lab in Dollis Hill, North-west London. How did Grunwick pave the way for further suppression of trade unions and independent worker organisation?
‘We make their profits’ – Deliveroo Workers on Strike
Deliveroo workers have been on strike demanding better pay and conditions, Aaron Bastani went along to a recent protest to see how they’ve been organising.
The Choices Are Awful, But We Have To Vote To Stay In The EU
Eleanor Penny explains why Britain needs to remain in the EU despite it’s structural racism and lack of democracy.
Can the Junior Doctors’ strike save the NHS?
This week Michael Walker is joined by Aislinn Macklin-Doherty, Youssef El-Gingihy, Ellie-Mae O’Hagan and Paul McCrone to discuss the ongoing junior doctors’ dispute and whether junior doctors can save our NHS from privatisation.
Rebuilding Radical Unionism: An Organiser’s Notes
an Anonymous Organiser
5 Reasons the Tories Want to Take Away Our #RightToStrike
Gemma Short
