worker from occupied argentinian factory speaks in oxford
No Sweat campaign | 11.02.2006 22:56 | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | Oxford
On Monday 13 February Jose Julian Pununuri, a worker from the worker-occupied Zanon ceramics factory in Argentina, will be speaking in Oxford as part of a national speaker tour organised by No Sweat and the Argentina Solidarity Campaign.
A worker from Argentina's occupied factory movement speaks
12.30pm, Monday 13 February, The Okinaga Room, Wadham College, Parks Road
All welcome
A joint meeting hosted by Oxford No Sweat and Oxford University Labour Club, part of a nation wide tour being put on by No Sweat and the Argentina Solidarity Campaign.
Come and hear Jose Julian Pununuri from the worker-occupied Zanon tile factory in Neuquen, Argentina speak about his experiences being a part of Argentina's 'recovered factories' movement, in which all decisions are taken by majority vote in mass meetings - where workers have saved their factory from closure, raised wages for workers and invested in a local education system. Can workers' control pose an alternative to capitalism?
At 8pm that evening there will be an exclusive showing of Naomi Klein's new film 'The Take' - not yet released in the cinemas - at University College (on the High st), Goodheart Seminar Room.
NB the Zanon meeting has previously been advertised as being on 12 rather than 13 February due to a typing error. The meeting is on Monday 13 February.
12.30pm, Monday 13 February, The Okinaga Room, Wadham College, Parks Road
All welcome
A joint meeting hosted by Oxford No Sweat and Oxford University Labour Club, part of a nation wide tour being put on by No Sweat and the Argentina Solidarity Campaign.
Come and hear Jose Julian Pununuri from the worker-occupied Zanon tile factory in Neuquen, Argentina speak about his experiences being a part of Argentina's 'recovered factories' movement, in which all decisions are taken by majority vote in mass meetings - where workers have saved their factory from closure, raised wages for workers and invested in a local education system. Can workers' control pose an alternative to capitalism?
At 8pm that evening there will be an exclusive showing of Naomi Klein's new film 'The Take' - not yet released in the cinemas - at University College (on the High st), Goodheart Seminar Room.
NB the Zanon meeting has previously been advertised as being on 12 rather than 13 February due to a typing error. The meeting is on Monday 13 February.
No Sweat campaign
e-mail:
katherine.ferguson@wadh.ox.ac.uk
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Any takers
13.02.2006 23:45
hoopla
yep
14.02.2006 01:27
Onwards to Camden Unison, Manchester, Cambridge, London, Sheffield, York and Durham.
See www.nosweat.org.uk
alexander
manchester
15.02.2006 13:46
alexander