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Tag Archives: Picturehouse Living Wage
Workplace round-up for early August: Upcoming cleaners’ strikes and more
A quick round-up of a few upcoming dates and recent(ish) stories: Cleaners organising through the United Voices of the World union will be striking at Kensington & Chelsea Council and the Ministry of Justice from Tuesday 7th August-Thursday 9th, demanding … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchists, Protests, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged Anarchist Communist Group, CAIWU, CWU, Industrial Workers of the World, IWGB, Picturehouse Living Wage, Plan C, RMT, United Voices of the World
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Early July round-up of workplace news, and antifascist and prisoner resources
A quick round-up of workplace news: The Friday 13th strike of Deliveroo riders comes as part of a wider wave of international riders’ struggles, with other similar developments including a strike in Paris this week. The IWGB are also busy … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchists, Protests, Racism, Repression, Strikes, The right, Unions, Work
Tagged Anti-Fascist Network, Bristol Anarchist Black Cross, CWU, Deliveroo, Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, Indonesia, Industrial Workers of the World, IWGB, IWGB Couriers and Logistics Branch, Picturehouse Living Wage, RMT, Solidarity Federation, United Voices of the World, University of London
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Deliverave, Sundance strike, and cleaners breaking the bank: workplace news round-up for late May
A quick update on a few ongoing workplace disputes: Construction workers in Deeside, just over the Welsh border from Liverpool and Chester, are set to protest against low wages on Wednesday 30th May. The Picturehouse living wage campaign continues with … Continue reading
Posted in Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged CAIWU, construction, Deliveroo, IWGB, Notes From Below, Picturehouse Living Wage, Plan C, tesco, TGI Friday's, Unite, United Voices of the World
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Mid-May round-up for workplace organising and upcoming events
A quick round-up of workplace organising, upcoming events and other news: Picturehouse workers have voted to take further strike action in their long-running living wage dispute, although no specific dates have been announced yet. Similarly, the United Voices of the … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchists, Disability, Protests, Repression, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged Angry Workers of the World, CAIWU, Deliveroo, Disabled People Against Cuts, FCC Environment, Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, Industrial Workers of the World, IWGB, J20, Jalil Muntaqim, Notes From Below, Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign, Picturehouse Living Wage, Plan C, prisoner solidarity, RMT, Smash IPP, tesco, TGI Friday's, UCU, United Voices of the World
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TGI Strikedays: class struggle and events round-up for early May
A quick update on ongoing workplace and social struggles, and a few upcoming events: Recent notable developments have included the strikes that took place at five McDonald’s stores on May Day, the indefinite strike in Bromley libraries ending with workers … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchists, Housing, Repression, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged BFAWU, Crimethinc, Fujitsu, Herman Bell, IWGB, J20, Kevan Thakrar, McDonald's, Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign, Picturehouse Living Wage, prisoner solidarity, rent strike, RMT, spycops, tesco, TGI Friday's, Undercover Research Group, United Voices of the World, Xinachtli
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Early March round-up of repression and social struggles
A quick round-up of legal/repression related news, and other notes of interest: There’s a few political court cases going on at the moment. In Glasgow, on Thursday March 8th, an IWW member will be up in court after having been … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchists, Protests, Repression, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged Angry Workers of the World, G20, Industrial Workers of the World, James Matthews, Notes From Below, Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign, Peike, Picturehouse Living Wage, Rotherham 12, Shrewsbury 24, spycops, Stansted defendants, UCU, Yarl's Wood
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All out for seven days at Picturehouse cinemas, escalating action at unis, and more on Universal Credit and Women’s Aid
A few notes on ongoing struggles and upcoming events: After the postponement of their previous strike action, workers at Picturehouse Cinemas will now be walking out for a full seven days to demand a living wage, and in defiance of … Continue reading
Updates from the Picturehouse, Lee Hecht Harrison, LSE and University of London disputes
A round-up of a few recent developments in some ongoing workplace disputes: At Picturehouse, staff have been intimidated into postponing most of their scheduled strike dates thanks to a shocking lockout threat from the company, which would have required workers … Continue reading
Posted in Protests, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged IWGB, Lee Hecht Harrison, LSE, Picturehouse Living Wage, United Voices of the World, University of London
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Workplace round-up for mid-January
The first few weeks of the year have already seen a fair bit of industrial action across the country, with more on the way. Perhaps the biggest workplace win has been the news that McDonalds’ workers are to get their … Continue reading
Posted in Protests, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged balfour beatty, BFAWU, CAIWU, Crossrail, Deliveroo, Fujitsu, IWGB, Lee Hecht Harrison, McDonald's, Mears, Picturehouse Living Wage, Ritzy Living Wage, RMT, Rusholme bus depot, South Yorkshire Women's Aid, United Voices of the World, University of London
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Updates on the Picturehouse and Lee Hecht Harrison disputes – 14 December and beyond
Thursday 14 December is set to be a busy day in London – while workers at five Picturehouse cinemas will be striking for the living wage and holding a united demo at Hackney Picturehouse, cleaners at financial firm Lee Hecht … Continue reading
Posted in Protests, Strikes, Unions, Work
Tagged Lee Hecht Harrison, Picturehouse Living Wage, United Voices of the World
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