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In a change to our planned episode, this month’s ‘Talking Shop’ we will be looking at the UUK lecturer’s dispute, the ensuing conference debacle and the growing rank-and-file movement within UCU.
Join Lydia, Dave, Chris and UCU activist Craig for a critical look back at the events as well as some discussion and analysis on next steps for grassroots unionism in our universities.
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Another German-language version of a popular article from our “At Work” series - “I Still Can’t Sleep” courtesy of our friends at Neue Debatte
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It's live! 'Talking Shop' - The first in our new series of podcasts discussing key organising approaches, theories and tools for trade unionists and activists.
This episode we discuss the ideas of Jane McAlevey and organising vs mobilising approaches of trade union activism.
Recorded our new podcast Talking Shop today - this months instalment discussing organising v mobilising and Jane Mcalevey's 'No Shortcuts' - keep your ears peeled
The IWW often receives enquiries asking us what a ‘Dual Carder’ is and what they do? Dual-Carding is a long standing phenomenon within the IWW with a large percentage of our members coming under this classification.
During the recent UCU Strikes, a number of our members were deeply involved in the rank-and-file organising of the campaign and the resistance to capitulation to derogatory offers to resolve the dispute. The topic of their dual-card status came up often – and what it means for other unions – and in response, a few members of the IWW Education Workers have put together some thoughts on what it means to be a dual-carder…
New Syndicalist shared Angry Workers' World's post.
AngryWorkers and London IWW worked together on an organising drive in west London warehouses and factories. A full write up of the experience and outcomes are here! https://angryworkersworld.wordpress.com/…/a-preliminary-su…/
Just Added!
An IWW organiser discusses organising efforts in the gig economy, strategies and tactics for outreaching to courier workers. Based on a workshop hosted by a Deliveroo rider in the Bristol branch of the IWW in March 2018.
"Solidarity can work and it will have to work more often if people are going to keep teaching."
New Syndicalist talks to John about his experiences of organising TEFL teachers in Ireland.
New Syndicalist shared Notes from Below's post.
Yesterday saw a successful wildcat strike by migrant workers at an East London recycling plant supported by the United Voices of the World the union. What happened, what did the workers want, and how did they win so quickly?
New Syndicalist shared Wobblies of the World's event.
We recently published an interview with the editors of this collection of IWW history. They are having a book launch event in London.
https://newsyndicalist.org/…/wobblies-of-the-world-intervi…/
New Syndicalist shared a link.
New Syndicalist shared Angry Workers' World's post.
Latest from our friends at Angry Workers.
The new issue of our workplace bulletin is out - this is for a huge ready-meal company in west london called Bakkavor. Includes: recent rigged union election and workplace sex pests! https://angryworkersworld.files.wordpress.com/…/bakkavor-bu…
Our latest article shares the experiences of a worker in the outsourcing sector in Central Europe. They reflect on the challenges facing themselves and their colleagues, the wider industry and opportunities for union organising.
An audio version of the piece is available to listen on our Soundcloud site - https://soundcloud.com/user-847178554
