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Socialist Worker PO Box 74955 London E16 9EJ. Editorial: 020 7840 5656 [email protected] Circulation: 020 7840 5601 [email protected]
News - Socialist Worker
News. G4S security guards’ strike rocks Whitehall. A fight against poverty pay. 29 October 2024. News. NHS boss admits outsourcing consultation is a sham. Workers have been striking over ...
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Long Reads - Socialist Worker
Published by Larkham Printers & Publishers Ltd, Correspondence address: PO Box 74955, London E16 9EJ | company registered in England & Wales, number: 1335756, registered address: 71-75 Shelton ...
Socialist Review Archive - Socialist Worker
Socialist Review asks Labour Party members, activists and campaigners for their assessment. Democrats were lifted to victory by the mass movements that swept the US during the Trump years, writes ...
464 - January 2021 - Socialist Worker
Jamaica was the main source of sugar in Britain’s food, drink and pantries for three centuries. Roughly 860,000 kidnapped Africans survived the middle passage between 1600 and 1807.
Revolution is possible - Socialist Worker
Nov 2, 2010 · Sadie Robinson looks at the claim that revolution is impossible today, and explains why workers can take power in the 21st century. Armed forces join a workers’ demonstration during the ...
The power of the working class today - Socialist Worker
Sep 27, 2021 · Jane tells the story of a two‑day strike by council workers in Glasgow in 2019 to win equal pay for women. But she makes the point that this is just the latest victory in a timeline of ...
Minimum wage workers demand more from Labour
Nov 5, 2024 · Chancellor Rachel Reeves last week announced the minimum wage will rise from £11.44 an hour to £12.21—an increase of just 77p. It is not enough. And it won’t actually come into force until ...