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...
Labor unions and workers’ struggle
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...
In the shadow of war, Ukraine slashes workers’ rights to welcome transnational capital
Ukrainian authorities claim that maximum freedom for business and a minimum state is a universal way to prosperity - and...
Great Britain: no easy way out of this crisis
- You can see this strike in every city, every town, and this has a big impact on the consciousness...
Historic strike in Ecuador ended: organizers declare victory
This article was published on 1 July 2022 at Baricada Bulgaria. The title comes from Cross-Border Talks. Ecuador seems to...
Reindustrialization, work and precariousness: the case of factories in the Baia Mare area
Platzforma, 24 June 2022 Tens of thousands of workers are currently employed in factories in the Baia Mare area, most...
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...
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,...
