The following piece is written by FW Luz Sierra. She recounts a distressful shift in the hospital that made her reconsider staying in the medical field. The healthcare system is truly a corrupted and… Continue reading →

The following piece is a repost from Jacobin. A fellow worker from New York IWW, Erik Forman, interviewed Eleni Eleftherios, a fast-food worker from Thessaloniki, Greece who is a active member of the… Continue reading →

The following piece is a repost from libcom. It is originally published in the recent issue of the Industrial Worker, specifically in its’ Worker Power Column. It is a great piece by the… Continue reading →

The following is a repost from libcom. It is an article published by the Southern District of the IWW’s IU 120, the industrial union of timber workers during the early 1910s. It was… Continue reading →

The following is a press release about the ongoing political violence against the people who live in the Colombian Pacific coast. The text is issued by CODHES and is originally in Spanish. We… Continue reading →

The IWW is has always been centered around the debate between trade unions and industrial unions. That debate has fallen by the wayside after the 1930s when industrial unions rose on a mass… Continue reading →

Hoy les presentamos un artículo de Monica Kostas. En su narración nos cuenta sobre una acción en su trabajo donde ella y sus compañeras decidieron escribir una carta de demandas para sus jefes,… Continue reading →

The following piece is a repost by theorganizertc sharing a statement from 15 Per Hour at UPS. It reflects on an action made by organizers at Screw Ups who collected almost 100 signatures for… Continue reading →

The following piece is a repost of Sam Mitrani’s piece at Labor and Working-Class History Association (LAWCHA). It provides a short historical account of the origins of law enforcement in the United States and… Continue reading →