Submitted by IWW.org Editor on Tue, 12/13/2011 - 2:43pm
Headlines:
- Wobbly Cleaners Fight Back Against Sodexo
- Strike At World’s Biggest Hotel
- Legal Victory for Jimmy John’s Workers
Features:
- Report on the IWW Food and Retail Workers Convention
- A Debate on Collective Bargaining & the IWW
- On the Ground at the Oakland General Strike
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Submitted by IWW.org Editor on Fri, 11/04/2011 - 4:24pm
Headlines:
- Occupy Wall Street: Reports & Analysis of a Growing Movement
- Wobblies Gather For Bi-Annual Assembly In Scotland
- Community Protects Indigenous Land In Australia
Features:
- Financial Crisis & the American Working Class
- The Annual IW Year in (Book) Review
- In November We Remember Fallen Comrades
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Submitted by IWW.org Editor on Sat, 10/29/2011 - 12:36am
Headlines
- Workers Win Big at New York Restaurant Supplier
- Bay Area Couriers Fight for Living Wage
- Kansas City Sandwich Shop Workers Organize
Features:
- Special: Report from the 2011 General Convention
- Interview: Joe Burns on “Reviving the Strike
- The Beginnings Of Revolutionary Unionism In Romania
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Submitted by IWW.org Editor on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 1:28pm
On behalf of our union, the General Executive Board of the Industrial Workers of the World sends our support and solidarity to the occupation of Wall Street, those determined to hold accountable our oppressors.
This occupation on Wall Street calls into question the very foundation in which the capitalist system is based, and its relentless desire to place profit over and above all else.
When 1% of the ruling class holds the wealth created by the other 99%, it is clear that the watchwords found in our union's preamble, "the working class and the employing class have nothing in common", ring true more than ever.?The IWW does not follow a business union model. We believe that the working class and the employing class have nothing in common and we don't foster illusions to the contrary.
Throughout the world, from Egypt to Greece, from China to Madison, Wisconsin, working class people are starting to rise up. The IWW welcomes this. We see the occupation of Wall Street as another step - no matter how large or small - in this process.
Submitted by ISC on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 7:21am
Statement in support of Cuban Anti-Authoritarian/Horizontalist organizers, workers, activists, artists, musicians y mas in Cuba. Scroll down to see current list of endorsements and the original statement in Spanish.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
The Communist Party of Cuba's VI Congress has just closed with an endorsement of the liberal reforms (“to each according to his labors”) promised in the realm of the economy: but along with these come cuts in social services and an increased presence for military and for technocrats in the machinery of government, with a reduction in the presence of intellectuals and workers.
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