Quote of the Week: Emma Goldman
The State is the altar of political freedom and, like the religious altar, it is maintained for the purpose of human sacrifice. Emma
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NEW: Education Worker soapbox, online now!
ACG members who work in education have just launched their new “soapbox”, Zero for Conduct, named after an old French film about a
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Black and Red December: Festive Compendium
This is your chance to get all the ACG pamphlets as well as the latest Stormy Petrel in one special offer. The ACG
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Further education workers: more news
After ten days of strike action, teaching staff within the Capital City College Group (CCCG) won a one-off £700 pay award, ahead of
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Harrods workers
Restaurants workers at Harrods, the department store for the rich in London, owned by the royal family of Qatar, are demanding an end
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Victory for further education workers
Workers at five London colleges have won wage increases after having taken 7 days of action. The further education colleges are Croydon, Carshalton,
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London Tube Workers Strike
Workers on the Night Tube took action after bosses at London Underground Limited (UL) imposed unacceptable conditions on the reopening of the Night
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Higher education workers prepare to strike
Education workers at universities in the UK are preparing to fight over pay, pensions, casualisation and discrimination. Fifty two universities will strike for
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Workplace notes
Clarks Shoes We have reported on the strike of the Clarks shoe warehouse workers in previous Workplace Notes. Just to say that 2
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Quote of the week – Anton Pannekoek
“Parliamentarianism inevitably tends to inhibit the autonomous activity by the masses that is necessary for revolution”. – Anton Pannekoek
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