The struggle of British working class: what is at stake?
The emergence of militant, British working class which is here and is not going anywhere, which is no longer accepting...
Labor unions and workers’ struggle
Katarzyna Duda: The multinationals do not create jobs in Central Europe. They STEAL them
Katarzyna Duda, expert on social politics working for the All-Poland Trade Union Confederation (OPZZ) and member of Razem (Together) party,...
Changing the screws of a defunded and understaffed agency: Jennifer Abruzzo
Over the past months, the President of Amazon Labor United, Chris Smalls, has been dominating the press. Major media outlets...
Stripping workers of formal protections
The arrival of Uber, Lyft, Doordash and many companies that promoted independence and a flexible work schedule to the laborers...
The kingdom embroiled in the class war
The United Kingdom has seen a lot of turbulence in history, from Wilhelm the Conqueror to War of the Roses,...
The Left Platform “Progress” was launched in Sofia
On the 7th of August 2022 in Sofia took place a press conference at which the left platform “Progress” was...
Non-compete clauses: the reality in the United States
1 in 6 people in the food industry sign a non-compete agreement upon entering the job, preventing them from working...
How to restore employment in Ukraine: an alternative proposal to the government’s neoliberal reconstruction plan
Although the war in Ukraine continues, it is necessary to have a vision of possible reconstruction scenarios. With this goal,...
What comes after the Supreme Court blow to labor?
The US Supreme Court at the end of June stated that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cannot implement caps of...
Great Britain: now, rail workers’ strike. Then, a general strike!
- At the beginning of pandemic, when rail companies struggled to meet their ends, the government bailed them out. At...
