Bus drivers’ revolt shakes a Polish city, and more strikes are to come
On 24 June tram and bus drivers in Bydgoszcz, a city in northern Poland, stopped their vehicles and blocked the...
Labor unions and workers’ struggle
Surveying Digital Work in Germany
Thomas Klikauer While the original idea of digital labour may well come from the 1960s-1970s’ Italian workerist or Operaismo movement,...
MAAN – a labour union that refuses to accept borders
People who started MAAN in the 90’s were convinced that neoliberal perspective, which was very strong then, must be challenged....
The workers are defending Ukraine. The Ukrainian state is not defending workers’ rights
In the shadow of war, the Ukrainian government is pushing for labor reforms that had been planned for more than...
Gael de Santis: Independent France or EU is not enough, they must be social
Emmanuel Macron won the elections and received ovations together his wife Brigitte, but the very same night protests unfolded in...
What does the European left do to overcome the crisis in the EU?
The European left party is looking for alternatives to the current capitalist-ridden and crisis-laden model of development of the EU...
Unlike Romanian labour unions, the American ones have a lot of money
The January 2022 strike of the public transport workers in Bucharest was met with strong resistance by the citizens and...
Danièle Obono: We have an existential crisis and the market will not solve it
Thousands of yellow vests (Gilets Jaunes) protests in Paris calling for lower fuel taxes, reintroduction of the solidarity tax on...
The Solaris strike: workers fight, the management remains silent
One of the key strike sites in the Solaris compound, shot in peaceful times: the building with manager's offices with...
Labor unionism in Poland, Romania and Bulgaria: revival or stagnation?
A protest of the workers in the public transport in Bucharest, 19.01.2022 (source: YouTube) A discussion about recent the recent...
