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  • The Traffic Hierarchy Planka | September 27, 2016

    One is not born a motorist, one becomes one. Mobility and class are deeply entangled. Not only because one’s potential for mobility often has to do with one’s economic position, … Keep reading »

  • Free Public Transit | September 25, 2016

    Video is now private. Public transit lies at the intersection of several critical social struggles today. Affordable (or free) public transit is an important mechanism for redistribution, and particularly targets … Watch video »

  • France and the Struggle over Labour Reforms Maxime Benatouil | September 23, 2016

    The so-called Labour Law, passed en force by the French government on 20 July, is the most serious attack against the “Code du Travail,” already undermined for the past thirty … Keep reading »

  • South African Workers Mobilize to Challenge Neoliberal Policies Irvin Jim | September 20, 2016

    The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) Special National Congress in December 2013 resolved: “There is no chance of winning back the Alliance to what it was originally … Keep reading »

  • Southern Insurgency Immanuel Ness | September 18, 2016

    The Coming of the Global Working Class Even as labour in the developed world seems to be in retreat, industrial struggle continues elsewhere, and with particular force in the Global … Watch video »

  • Ethnic Cleansing in Palestine Ilan Pappé | September 16, 2016

    Ilan Pappé interviewed by Alejandra Ríos Ilan Pappé is a historian, socialist activist, professor at the University of Exeter, and supporter of the Campaign for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS). … Keep reading »

  • Why We Shouldn’t Pay $1-Billion for the Ring of Fire Matthew Corbeil | September 13, 2016

    Hyped as “Northern Ontario’s oil sands,” the Ring of Fire mineral deposit is inching closer to development. Noront Resources, which now holds 75 per cent of the active mining claims … Keep reading »

  • Corbyn’s Manifesto on Digital Democracy | September 11, 2016

    Technological advancements have transformed our daily lives, and politics is changing too. The issues may not change that much – people want decent housing and decent jobs, they want access … Keep reading »

  • Are Chicago Teachers Headed Toward a Strike? Lee Sustar | September 8, 2016

    A three-cornered battle between a budget-slashing mayor (Rahm Emanuel), a union-busting governor (Bruce Rauner) and determined teachers (CTU) could result this fall in the second public school strike in Chicago … Keep reading »

  • Labour Day: Signs of Renewal? Evert Hoogers, Donald Swartz and Rosemary Warskett | September 5, 2016

    Labour Day Weekend is upon us, and many union activists and their families will be out marching and picnicking, joining with brothers and sisters from other unions in a show … Keep reading »

  • Bargaining Over Corporate Investment: Innovation or Trap? Sam Gindin and Herman Rosenfeld | September 4, 2016

    Ever since the sit-down strikes of the 1930s, the cycle of ‘Big Three’ auto bargaining has been a major economic and political event, an indicator of the progress of the … Keep reading »

  • The Importance of the September 2nd General Strike | September 2, 2016

    What every working Indian needs to know about the all-India trade union strike – and why it matters Since India embraced what trade unions call the LPG route to growth … Keep reading »

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