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The outrageous decision to outlaw strikes at British Airways is directed against everyone who wants to see resistance to the Tory cuts.

Spanish workers could be the next group marching onto Europe’s battleground as public sector unions plan to strike against austerity measures on 8 June.

British Airways’ court victory against cabin crew beggars belief. It comes in the same week as another legal ruling stopped a strike by journalists at Johnston Press.

Workers at the Tube Lines company on London Underground will strike this weekend, despite London mayor Boris Johnson bringing the firm back in-house.

A high court ruling today underlined that bosses can have any strike they want declared illegal. Workers’ democratic votes mean nothing: there is no right to strike.

Lecturers at Bradford College took part in the first strike under David Cameron’s Tory government today.

Peter Heathfield – leader that Maggie and Mirror set out to destroy The death of former miners’ leader Peter Heathfield recalled a vicious political witch-hunt on the leaders of the 1984-85 pit strike.

Workers at Prescot cooker manufacturer Glen Dimplex Home Appliances in Liverpool have voted by 73 percent for strike action and 83 percent in favour of action short of a strike.

Over 140 print, production, clerical and advertising workers at the Glasgow Herald and Evening Times in Glasgow struck for 24 hours during the elections last Thursday.

Journalists at the Johnston Press Group were deciding on whether to set a date for a group-wide strike as Socialist Worker went to press.

A second strike by Culture Sport Glasgow workers paralysed the city’s arts and leisure sector on election day.

Cabin crew at British Airways (BA) will strike for 20 days during May and June, dealing a fantastic blow to bullying boss Willie Walsh.