The first issue of our industrial news sheet examines recent cases of trade union leaderships failing their members and the wider working class.

First Group’s profits vanish without drivers – the exploiters can’t do without workers, but the workers could do fine without an exploiting class!

No one has explained why some of the most hardworking and essential employees should bear the brunt of a crisis they had no hand in making.

The British government is holding both patients and staff to ransom.

It is time we turned the struggle for decent wages into a struggle for socialism.

It is not only their present ability to exist that Britain’s teachers are fighting for, but our children’s future.

It’s time for the hoary old myth about wages causing inflation to be put to bed. Higher wages lead to lower profits, hence the bosses’ opposition.

It is not our hard-pressed medical staff who are greedy, but the privateers who are pushing down their wages in the interests of profit.

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

In fighting to save jobs and defend pay, railworkers are in the front line of a desperately-needed push-back against the onslaught of capital.

Fast food workers across Britain are organising to demand decent pay and conditions.

Shareholders get richer while workers and the public suffer.

A decent pension for all workers is a right, not a privilege.

“In our thousands, in our millions, we are all Palestinians.”