A critical examination of the state of the British hospitality industry, exploring its profound challenges and systemic issues.

The razor-thin margin of defeat at a Coventry warehouse shows the global pressure for recognition is reaching a tipping point.

A reflection on the experience of the left within the Labour Party from 2015, describing the dominant strategies, the actors that pursued them, and how they developed over the course of the Corbyn leadership

Impact sourcing is the practice of employing socio-economically disadvantaged individuals at business process outsourcing centres to reduce poverty and create secure jobs.

Why is the UK establishment so much more hostile to gig economy rights than other parts of Europe?

For migrant workers who do not have access to other means of income, the platform economy offers a viable yet exploitative alternative to the conventional labour market.

On workers' power across the food distribution industry

New data on the wildcat action at Amazon

In placing an injunction on striking security guards at Great Ormond Street Hospital, a court has made standard picketing practices illegal. We must resist this fundamental attack on the right to strike — it’s part of a Tory slide to authoritarianism.

For the last ten nights, delivery drivers in Sheffield have been picketing McDonald's branches over a Christmas pay cut — the longest strike to ever hit the UK gig economy.

Angry food delivery workers in São Paulo are at the heart of new intra-continental solidarity networks in Latin America. But despite pulling off one of the biggest ever strikes against platform capitalism, familiar barriers to organising still need to be overcome.

As online retail booms, distribution centres are hiring – and the workers they depend on could organise for a better deal.

This article discusses the Fast Food Shutdown, a strike on 4 October 2018 that involved Wetherspoon, McDonald’s, TGI Fridays and UberEats workers in the United Kingdom.

You can cut all the flowers, but you can’t stop spring from coming

Royal Mail workers are creating a wave of unofficial strike action.

Combined walk outs have shown it’s possible to fight back against bosses even in the most difficult of circumstances.

How community syndicalism is building the base for a mass socialist movement

Workers strike against unsafe conditions at an East London recycling plant

Has a wave of conflict between food platform workers and bosses spread across Europe?