It is time to break out of suffocating ‘unity’ with those who serve our class enemies.

Teaching union NEU led its members into months of strike action, only to capitulate and accept a below-inflation pay rise. Why?

Workers who can’t afford crippling energy prices are being forced to pay even higher rates by the vulture providers.

As the crisis deepens, the ruling class is looking far more determined than the unions, where lions continue to be led by loyal Labour donkeys.

Workers at Royal Mail are joining those on the railways and the docks in standing up for pay and conditions.

The appeal court victory of 29 of those wrongfully convicted has opened the floodgates for hundreds more claims.

Britain’s privatised mail service is likely to be broken down into ever-smaller parts as investors peel of the most profitable parts one by one.

As militant trade unionists prepare to join yellow vests on the streets, the class struggle in France is moving into a new gear.

For how long will we accept the right of bosses’ courts to decide how workers’ organisations are run?

Mail workers are ready to fight for their pay and conditions, but is their union prepared to back them?

Another step towards the complete dismemberment and privatisation of the mail service.

The answer to this question lies not in absolute principles, but in the day-to-day tactics of the class struggle.

The latest proposals are simply an attempt to take the fire out of the strikers and wear down their resistance. Workers' reply? No capitulation!

Plans to rob workers of their deferred wages and replace them with a slashed pot totally dependent on market fluctuations must be resisted.

The CWU's failure to stand up to the marketisation of pensions will affect more than just postal workers.

Financial and political commentators are suddenly ‘discovering’ that PFI and the privatisation of services might not be such a good deal after all.