Follow the RMT example: Unions must take action to defend living standards
By Mick Barry TD The inflation crisis has sharply posed the question: how can the living standards of working-class people, the vast majority in
The Uber Files: the criminality & exploitation behind the app
By Manus Lenihan The hype around the ‘ride-sharing’ app Uber has always been shadowed by protests and scandals. But now the Uber Files, released
Workers’ struggle rises internationally as the cost of living crisis deteriorates
By Dan O’Rourke The cost of living crisis has struck the global working class. The speed and scale of the inflation crisis is almost
Cogadh in Éadan an Bhoilséiveachais: An Cogadh Cathartha, 1922-23
Céad bliain ó shin an tseachtain seo a bhris Cogadh Cathartha na hÉireann amach. Bhagair Príomhaire na Breataine “cogadh uafásach” muna síneofaí an Conradh
Interview with Interface worker: “We put manners on this company”
Workers at Interface Europe, a flooring manufacturer based in Craigavon, have won a 15.25% pay increase after taking a week of effective strike action
Tory leadership race: Tax cuts, transphobia and divisions
By Tom Costello, Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in England, Wales and Scotland) No amount of culture wars or running off to Kiev was
China: The deepest crisis for 30 years
By Vincent Kolo, chinaworker.info A succession of economic and political disasters is casting a dark cloud over Xi Jinping’s impending coronation as China’s dictator-for-life.
Care not prison: Release Caitlin Corcoran and drop all charges!
By Caitríona Ní Chathain Upon learning of the jail sentence for Caitlin Corcoran, a 23-year-old woman from Waterford, for the tragic death of her