Soldering on: report on working in a 3D-printer manufacturing plant in London
Retail chain gangs: workers’ reports from the Sainsbury and Waitrose shop-floor
Red cap terror at the moussaka line: West London ready-meal workers' report and leaflet
Take the power back: breathing space, friendliness and solidarity at work
We felt like writing a basic article about workers' solidarity and daily resistance. It addresses the atmosphere we face at work, where the management regime is so rigid that even small collective steps seem like minor revolutions. The article will be published and circulated in our newspaper WorkersWildWest no.5
Fighting Heathrow expansion from within
An account of the British Film Institute strikes, 2002
"I barely survived on Chicago-Lake Liquors wages": an account of a campaign
Package Handler’s Report and Analysis
In this essay, IWW organizer Coeur de Bord analyses the first year of organizing at a United Parcel Service hub in Minneapolis outside of the preexisting trade union structure. They show how even a small core of organizers can engage large numbers of workers and mobilize them around concrete demands.
Free parking - Phinneas Gage
In this piece Phinneas Gage recalls the challenges of organizing under punitive back to work legislation and the effect it had on shop floor organising. As tensions grow over a dispute about the safety of various parking arrangements around renovated facilities the shop again begins to mobilise. Then tragedy strikes and the workers are reminded that sometimes the cost of a partial victory can be as great as any defeat.