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16-01-2007 16:49

Organising the Unorganisable?

Migrant and casual labour reside on the front lines of capitalism, and the IWW has a strong history of militant organising amongst these groups. They remain the two of the most exploited and vulnerable groups of workers today.

What can be done? How can casual and migrant workers help themselves? What are their connections and differences? How can other workers support them?
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05-01-2007 14:38 | 1 addition

How do we get a radical, campaigning student movement?

A day of political discussion, training and planning for student activists organised by Education Not for Sale, No Sweat and Students Against Sweatshops. Come and join other student activists to discuss how can we argue for, organise for and campaign for radical ideas in the student movement.

11.30-3.30pm, TGWU Transport House, Theobalds Road, Holborn, London Read more >>

03-01-2007 06:39

Solange Nlandu Therese Nsingu

Solange has been detained in Yarl's Wood IRC since early October and is due to be removed from the UK back to DR Congo, on Wednesday 3rd January 2007 @ 19.00hrs. Read more >>

03-01-2007 06:36

Kalyx & Colnbrook IRCs - Close them down Now!

Demonstration @ Kalyx/Colnbrook December 2006
With hunger-strikes, acts of self-harm and protest people are fighting their invisibility. The recent resistance inside these detention centres joins with the thousands of other people worldwide who demonstrate, riot, light fires and destroy compounds in protest against and in defiance of their incarceration. It shows that people, regardless of their desperation, will always struggle for their human dignity. Read more >>

13-12-2006 20:53

Camden council gets ready to cut a record number of jobs and services

Camden Council is about to launch the most sweeping cuts to services and jobs since the early Thatcher days - even though it received one of the biggest grants from govt for a London Council this year. Thousands of the borough's most vulnerable people will lose access to the services that they need, as money is paid to consultants and privatisers. Read more >>

08-12-2006 18:22

Justice for Cleaners: Stop Press. Victory number 2, events cancelled.

The Fast for Justice by cleaners planned for next week has been cancelled due to a premature victory. Sounds like a pretty good reason! Read more >>

07-12-2006 13:33 | 1 addition

Cleaners Fast for Justice outside Royal Bank of Scotland. Call for Support

Starting Monday 11th Dec, a group of cleaners from the TGWU Justice for Cleaners campaign will be spending several days without food, sitting outside the headquarters of one of UK's richest banks, demanding a fair deal. Read more >>

06-12-2006 19:03

Protest against sacking of JJB Sports rep!

Following a successful strike by workers at JJB Sport's warehouse in Wigan, the company is trying to sack GMB rep Chris Riley. The No Sweat campaign is organising a protest against this and in solidarity with Chris this Sunday in Shepherd's Bush. Read more >>

04-12-2006 10:30

Starbucks CEO in London Wed 6th Dec!

Starbucks is responsible for various attacks on people and the planet. in its most recent guise, it is picking on its workers who are fighting against the giant to unionise their workplaces with the IWW. the CEO of Starbucks is talking at the NASDAQ conference on Wednesday, and London IWW is calling for a demo against his union-busting ways! Read more >>

04-12-2006 06:07

Solidarity Demonstatrio for the Hamrondsworth Heros

Speakers at the demo
80 demonstrators protested outside Harmondsworth and Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centres on Sunday the 3rd Decembeer 2006 Read more >>

03-12-2006 21:06

Campaign for London cleaners: Call for Demo.

After two weeks of demonstrations and actions, including the occupation of Goldman Sachs headquarters, the cleaners celebrate their victory and move into the next stage.
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30-11-2006 19:42

Demonstration at Harmondsworth/Colnbrook

Protesters outside Harmondsworth/Colnbrook
A large scale disturbance broke out at Harmondsworth after HM Inspector of Prisons (HMIP) published a report on Harmondsworth which it described as "Undoubtedly the poorest report" issued on any immigration removal centre to date. Read more >>

29-11-2006 20:09

Help stop biometric controls in workplace for migrant cleaners

ISS is the company that has been in the news this week for doing the nasty on the cleaners in the City of London. Now they are at it in the London Underground. Cleaners in the depots, where they clean the carriages, must now clock in and out using biometric machines that measure their unique fingers' proportions. All the cleaners are migrants, who will be the first target of biometric IDs and the like. They want to fight this but need help. Read more >>

29-11-2006 11:23

Cleaners occupy Goldman Sachs

'You cant come in, this is private prop...'
Yesterday a small but determined group of low paid cleaners and their supporters occupied city firm Goldman Sachs. The demo was expected and all entrances had been closed except one. Police and extra security were evident. However the peaceful yet determined occupiers outnumbered the guards and soon the lobby was occupied by the demonstrators. Extra Police were brought in to control the gathering and escort them outside. Details were taken but there were no arrests. Read more >>

29-11-2006 09:20

NHS Blood Workers See Red

Workers are considering a walkout to stop the government closing 14 regional blood centres around England. Read more >>

28-11-2006 15:08

Goldman Sachs Headquarters Occupied by Cleaners Union

Today at 12pm around 25 cleaners and supporters went into the lobby of Goldman Sachs Headquarters, despite attempts by security to kick them out. They were protesting at the treatment of cleaners by ISS, which is partially owned by Goldman Sachs, and demanded a deal with the TGWU. Read more >>

27-11-2006 14:28

ISS Justice for Cleaners Call for Support

Cleaners need help to tackle big multinational company. Read more >>

24-11-2006 14:36

"Sweatshops, workers and international solidarity" conference, 25 November

The No Sweat campaign's 2006 conference takes place at SOAS on Saturday 25 November. Read more >>

24-11-2006 02:31

Global Action Day for Education (30th Nov.)

A Global Action Day for Education will take place on the 30th Nov to protest and resist neoliberal reforms (especially within the education sector). Students of the world unite! Read more >>

22-11-2006 16:54

Urgent Action: Help save the life of brave journalist

Colombian journalist FREDY MUÑOZ ALTAMIRANDA has been arrested by Colombia's notorious secret police after participating in a workshop organised by one of the BBC's US correspondents.
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