Corona Crisis in Italy Interview with Italian trade unionist Eliana Como Workers in Italy are resisting and fighting against the inadequate policies of the g...

Employees on reduced hours only get 60% of their normal wages under a government scheme.

Results and prospects of the universities dispute by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica After 22 days of industrial action this year, the University and College Union ...

Seventh National day of action: Where now for the French strike movement? by John Mullen in Paris, 24 January 2020 After more than a month of severe disrupti...

France: Another Government Concession, but There Is Still Everything to Fight for John Mullen 13 January 2020 Millions on the streets around the country on T...

The Movement Is on a Knife Edge as Mass Strikes Move into Second Month John Mullen, 6 January 2020 The train and metro strike in France is now the longest tr...

Macron had a bad month, but what will it take to break his pensions bill? John Mullen 26 décembre 2019 Macron definitely had a bad month. The day of generali...

John Mullen, Monday 9 December (This article follows on from the previous article written on 4th December) The strike explosion in France is still going stro...

John Mullen in Paris asks what is at stake in France as country explodes into anger over Macron’s attack on pensions? Over the last twenty years, France has ...

Teachers in Chicago are building on the successes of 2012 to create an inspirational campaign and win important victories, reports Kate O’Neil This week, an ...

Leading figures across the trade union movement in Britain have thrown their weight behind a campaign in solidarity with journalist Hisham Fouad and lawyer H...