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Joe Biden was set to become US president on Wednesday this week, but don’t think that means justice for black people or an end to attacks on workers.
People who were poor before the pandemic have been pushed further into poverty because of the way the government has handled the virus.
The Labour Party has dropped the left wing pledges to spend more money on jobs, pay, public services and the climate crisis promised by Jeremy Corbyn.
Failure to provide ambulance workers with the highest grade protective equipment is putting lives at risk, a London paramedic has told Socialist Worker.
Richard Leonard's resignation on Thursday as leader of Scottish Labour comes as the party faces a deep crisis.
Plans to enlarge intensive care units by allowing nurses to care for more than one patient puts people at risk. Nurse and union rep Joan Pons Laplana spoke to Socialist Worker about the dangers, and why putting profit first created a disaster for the NHS
A group of mainly migrant workers at a north London care home are fighting for higher pay.
Police have moved to fine a Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist in Cardiff, South Wales, after she was part of protests over the death of Mohamud Mohammed Hassan.
Outsourced workers at the University of East London (UEL) are fighting victimisation after daring to fight back.
Thousands of workers across England have felt pressured to return to workplaces, despite government advice to work from home.
A majority of parents who have asked for furlough to take care of their children while schools are shut have been refused by bosses.
A series of speeches by leading Labour figures have mapped out a further shift right, says Nick Clark
It’s urgent that the heath unions step up campaigning to win a pay rise for all NHS workers.
A deal has been agreed at the Rolls-Royce plant in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, that has saved jobs.
The UCU union has said it could strike if universities are fully reopened this academic year. It said teaching should remain online to stop the spread of coronavirus.
According to the Unite union, DHL offered a rise of less than the cost of half a packet of Jammie Dodgers per hour.
Who’s to blame if black people refuse the jab?
Thousands of British Gas workers were set to strike on Wednesday and Friday this week, and Monday next week.
Devastating figures reveal the human cost of Tory lies about 'safe schools'
DHL delivery workers in Liverpool began a 48-hour walkout on Thursday as they launched a series of strikes over pay and victimisation.
British Gas workers burnt new contracts on Wednesday as they began a fresh round of strikes
An Irish investigation reported last week on how over 9,000 children died at 18 institutions for “unmarried mothers” and their babies between 1922 and 1998.
Health unions and patient groups were set for a day of strikes and protests across France on Thursday this week.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has said it will have its first elections in 15 years
There is anger in South Africa after police water-cannoned poor, black, disabled people while a government minister looked on.
India’s highest court has decided to suspend temporarily the implementation of new farming laws that led to a huge, weeks-long protest movement.
US writer and activist Mike Davis spoke at a Socialist Workers Party meeting this week on what the US crisis means for those at the top of society—and for the left
The most bizarre single feature of capitalism is probably the stock market. It seems to have the ability to defy mere economic reality.
With Donald Trump banned from social media Sarah Bates asks what are the implications of such measures for the left
Writings From The Struggle contains new translations of Alexandra Kollontai’s work. Isabel Ringrose looks at a revolutionary committed to liberation and socialism
An authoritative report calling the occupation of Palestine ‘apartheid’ is an important statement from an Israeli organisation, explains Nick Clark
A revolution in Egypt in 2011 overthrew a brutal dictator and gave a glimpse of how society could be run differently. Egyptian revolutionary Hossam el‑Hamalawy tells the story of the revolt and looks at the lessons it holds for struggle today
One Night in Miami imagines a real life meeting between heroes of the Civil Rights Movement—and brings intense debates to life
It’s not a new phenomenon that the Tories are lurching from crisis to crisis. But the government’s latest debacles over key elements of their coronavirus strategy has left them weak.
A BBC Panorama programme this week shone a light on deaths in police custody. Just days before it was broadcast, Mohamud Hassan died after being held by police in Cardiff, south Wales.
Comrades in Greater Manchester were very sad to learn of the death of our comrade Ann Rose on 1 January aged 93.
I write as a grandparent of two primary age grandchildren and as a retired teacher. I think there is a lot of pressure from the department for education on heads to try to force their staff to provide huge amounts of work for their pupils
Travellers will bear the brunt of a new discriminatory law from the Tories.