January 6 made clear the acuteness of the danger from the right wing, including outright fascists.
workers
Rebuild public sector union power through the cross agency activist network!
Faced with bushfires and a public health emergency, the crucial role played by public sector workers has never been more visible than in 2020.
Freedom Socialist Party New Year’s Greetings for 2021
Looking ahead to a year of grave challenges and great opportunities.
Washington state officials: Enact a Take Action Budget for working women and their families.
Sign and share a Radical Women petition initiated for women & all workers in Washington state.
Sign the petition: Protect employees and patients at Indigo Urgent Care clinics
MultiCare employees in Washington state are overworked, understaffed, and undersupplied with personal protective equipment.
Battling discrimination on the job
A multi-racial group of transit workers is heating up its campaign against blatant racism on the job.
Re: stopping state budget cuts — “We need to put the fear of rebellion into them”
The rousing impromptu speech by unionist Steve Hoffman at a solidarity rally of staff, academic workers and students denouncing budget cuts and layoffs at Seattle’s community colleges.
Las elecciones de 2020: Qué sucedió, por qué y qué va a pasar
Es el berrinche que pasará a la historia. A pesar de que su opositor obtuvo 306 votos decisivos en el Colegio Electoral y un pequeño margen de victoria en el conteo popular, Donald Trump todavía se negaba a conceder la elección a Joe Biden semanas después del día de las elecciones. El resultado del concurso… Read more »
Teamster reform movement sabotaged by reliance on Big Brother and ties to Democratic Party
The Carey affair again exposes the Achilles heel of the U.S. labour movement – its class-collaborationists, co-dependent relationship with the Democratic Party.
Organising the Unorganised
Australia has one of the highest rates of part-time and casual work in the world, and three-quarters of part-time and casual workers are women. Casualisation is growing sharply. Two years ago, one in five workers was part-time or casual. Now it is one in four.
