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Corona Crisis
The Covid-19 regime and the working class: potentials for unification versus new divisions
Global struggles against the Covid-19 regime – Early April
Workers, act now, or pay later? – Tune in and sick out!
Crisis, cracks and canteen Marxism – For a communist debate within the working class
Corona-crisis: Can workers fight back against the jobs vs. health trap?
The Corona crisis: A letter from a comrade in China – Did China buy time for the west?
Working under the Corona regime – The current struggles are taking first steps towards workers’ control!
Empty supermarkets: The food supply-chain from a workers’ perspective
Discussing the Covid-19 regime from a revolutionary working class perspective in seven steps
Debate
Redistribution or trade war?
A response to the comrades of the CWO and their “What’s the System? Review of an Angry Workers Pamphlet”
Revolutionary working class strategy for the 21st century – Part 1
Further thoughts on the recent violence in Delhi
Thoughts on current situation in Delhi
Pamphlet: We want a new society – and don’t we need it!
Labour defeat – Thoughts on democratic socialism
Class, racism and women’s oppression – Critical thoughts on intersectionality theory
Insurrection and Production
Migration and national social democracy in Britain
Contribution to debate on ‘social strikes’ and ‘directional demands’
On the ‘social strike’
Counter-power at the Plan C Fast Forward Festival
Class relations in the US – a background text
Some thoughts on the IWW union debate in the US
Universal Basic Income – no tool for liberation
AngryWorkers on Sojourner Truth Organisation: Some Thoughts
On class/gender
Organisation
Some experiences of how not to organise and a more useful one
Introduction: Class Power on Zero-Hours
AngryWorkers: A conversation
Sisters, brothers, it’s time for some strategical roots manuvas
It’s going down… in Croydon
In defence of working class existence as choice
From Greenford with Love: Libcom Interview
Blast from the past – Workers Inquiry like it’s 1999
A preliminary summary of an IWW organising effort, winter 2017/18
Thoughts on organisation – Take 3
“Gr***ford? Where the hell’s that?!”
AngryWorkers au soleil – Report after an escape to Marseille
AngryWorkers go stateside – Report from a visit to the US
Relations between capitalist development, class struggle & communist organisation
Work reports
Take the power back – Breathing space, friendliness and solidarity at work
Women and the union – A FACTORY IN WEST-LONDON
Defend and expand working class social space! – Thoughts on (Labour) Council cuts in Ealing, rowdy NIMBY meetings and a report of a local library worker
Workers’ Power at Heathrow – A report
The Yellow Vests’ Protests cause traffic jams in west-London warehouses
Not Tesco Finest – Working at Tesco warehouse in Greenford
Two jobs with one stone – Reports about working at London Linen and Skinny Bakery in west London
Chillers, bullies and Fatsolve – Night-shift drift of a Bakkavor food factory cleaner
Low wages, long hours, management bullies: Nothing can be done?! – Something is being done!
‘Power hour’ or Workers’ power?! – Reports from two Amazon workers, Hemel Hempstead, Winter 2017/18
Leaflet for Amazon workers – December 2017
West London Amazon Flex Workers’ Report
Flying Pizzas in Harrow – Bakkavor Workers Report
Careless: Care Work in West London
The end of work? – The cashiers at the front line
Retail chain gangs – Workers’ reports from the Sainsbury and Waitrose shop-floor
Soldering on – Report on working in a 3D-printer manufacturing plant in London
Red Cap Terror at the Moussaka Line – West London Ready-Meal Workers’ Report
Calling all junglists – A short report from Amazon in Hemel Hempstead
Pushing Dust – Work Report from Greenford Street Cleansing Gangs
Messing with the drivers!
Experiences with trade unions in West London warehouses
Slow-down at Sainsbury’s warehouse
Amazon in India – The E-Commerce Jungle and Workers’ Reality
At the dead-end of the runway
Warehouse-spotting!
H&M workers in Germany & India
Community champions and other crack
Working Class Newspaper
Introduction to WorkersWildWest
Many faces! – Snapshots from distributing WorkersWildWest
WorkersWildWest no.1
WorkersWildWest no.2
WorkersWildWest no.3
WorkersWildWest no.4
WorkersWildWest no.5
WorkersWildWest no.6
WorkersWildWest no.7
WorkersWildWest no.8
WorkersWildWest no.9
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.1
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter No.2
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.3
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.4
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.5
Bakkavor Factory Newsletter no.6
AngryWorkersWorld no.1 – 2013
AngryWorkersWorld no.2 – 2013
Solidarity: West-London Newspaper 1969/1970
SolNet
Solidarity Network / IWW Celebration: bosses paid £7,000 outstanding wages
From Solidarity Networks to Class Organisation in Times of Labour Hallucinations
West-London Solidarity Network – Steps towards local working-class self-defence – An update
Another solidarity network/IWW case – A potential for a strategic leap
Crisis of family and friends: Working class experiences from west London
Short reflection on a Solidarity Network / IWW case
Fighting Heathrow expansion from within
Southall Waterside Stinks! – Local working class resistance against soil and air pollution
Struggle Reports
The Honda Manesar factory (de-) occupation in India
Struggles at Amazon in Germany and Poland
Ditching the Fear!
Ditching the Fear! Warehouse Workers in Italy
Delivery workers struggle in Indonesia
Amazon Poland: Over 2000 people want to go on strike but restrictive Polish labor laws prohibit it
Leaflet for Amazon workers – December 2017
UK Reports
A short report from the UK – Part Two
A short report from the UK
Never Mind the Bankers…Some thoughts on the UK Crisis
Tragedy and comedy in the UK – A short report
Meeting on Crisis & Class Struggle in the UK
Book Reviews
Endnotes no.5: A melancholic goodbye…
Reflections on Vasily Grossman’s, ‘Everything Flows’
The Limits of ‘Intersectionality’: AngryWorkers book review of ‘Striking Women – Struggles and Strategies of South Asian Women Workers from Grunwick to Gate Gourmet’, by Sundari Anitha and Ruth Pearson
‘Red Rosa’ – A book review
The limitations of ‘equality’ as class strategy/Book review: Trico – A victory to remember, The 1976 equal pay strike at Trico Folberth
Review of Akala’s ‘Natives. Race & Class in the Ruins of Empire.’ July 2019
‘Living and Dying on the Factory Floor’ – by Dave Ranney
Short comments on Mike Davis’ “Old Gods and New Enigmas – Notes on Revolutionary Agency”
Review of ‘Hired’ by James Bloodworth
History
Snap-Shots on West London Workers’ History
1968 in India
Those who came before us – ‘Solidarity’ on the ‘Injection Moulders’ and ‘Punfield and Barstow’ strikes in 1968/69
Few thoughts on democratic socialism – Introduction to a pamphlet on class struggle under Allende‘s government, Chile 1973
Lessons from the Lucas Plan – Don’t waste working class creativity on Labour and the state
Plans
New UK initiative – Founding conference
Ideas for our Angry Zoom meeting #3
Ideas for our AngryZoomCall 2
Ideas for our AngryZoomCalls
Class Power! – Book discussion and call to arms
Let’s meet in April 2020! – AngryWorkers in the UK
Looking forward in anger – AngryWorkers’ review of 2018 and plans for the new year
Stir it up 2017! – Join AngryWorkers’ wicked resolutions
Tune in! – Hot autumn/winter plans 2015/16
Drop out! – Invite to come to Greenford…
Invite for Crisis/Class Struggle Discussion, Liverpool
Spring/Summer Wandering 2014
Women Workers Stories
A series of interviews with working class women from west London – Part 1
A series of interviews with working class women from west London – Part 2
A series of interviews with working class women from west London – Part 3
A series of interviews with working class women in west London – Part 5
Questionaires for working class reports
Why questionaires?
Questionaire for workplace reports I
Questionaire for workplace report II
Questionaire for Domestic Work
Questionaire for local reports
Questionaire for struggle reports
Other
Can the subaltern write? – A photo study of elegies on commercial van sunshields
‘Serve the people’ – A day in the life of a supermarket delivery driver
London Book Launch!
A Prol-Kult Bricolage
Photo Inhibition – Manufracturing
Corona Crisis
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