The current public debate about automation is a highly politicised one. The prospect of having your takeaway sushi dropped onto your roof terrace by a drone or to 3D print a custom made… Continue reading
(Edited translation from ‘Liberation’, 9th of February 2017) We translated some of the interviews with retail workers in France, focussing on the question of automatisation. *** Yves, 42 years old, employed at IKEA… Continue reading
We are still in process to understand the massive changes in the retail sector in the UK – the concentration process is rapid (see recent take-over of Bookers by Tesco) and so are… Continue reading
Dear sisters and brothers, hope you all good and discontent! we got some things planned for the near future and hope that we can work on it together. If you live in… Continue reading
[Article for WorkersWildWest no.5] Park Royal London Sites (in order of size): Cumberland (houmous and some ready meals) Elveden (ready meals and snacks) Abbeydale (fried stuff) Harrow (pizzas) Premier Park (warehouse and storage)… Continue reading
Around Christmas time the news did it’s usual piece about big bad Amazon. This time, workers outside the Dumferline warehouse were sleeping in tents in the woods nearby to save themselves the travel… Continue reading
This collage of seemingly random shots of the mundane and literally dehumanised quotidien of post-fordist work leaves the spectator with a feeling of… yeah, yeah, whatever! Some photos from working in a west… Continue reading
Written for issue no.5 of our paper WorkersWildWest It is a strange world. We spend more time at work than with our friends and family. Work eats up our life, but we see… Continue reading
London Rebel Drivers – Join the jam! We work for UPS, DHL, Deliveroo, Uber, Ocado and others. We supply this city with goods. We drive hard and they drive us harder: the drops… Continue reading
Invitation to join a workers’ intervention at Heathrow airport The UK government recently decided to build another runway at Heathrow airport. This will add another 250,000 flights annually to the existing 470,000, worsen… Continue reading
