WRC Debenhams decision explained and what next
By Michael O’Brien This week, the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) communicated its decision to the Mandate Trade Union and the Court-appointed liquidators in a
Argentina: Crisis and class struggle in crucial election year
By Marcos Ariel, International Socialist Alternative in Argentina The economic, political and social crises are deepening at the same pace as the government and
Solidarity with striking Iceland workers
By Robert Cosgrave Workers at four Dublin stores of the supermarket chain Iceland, organised in the Independent Workers’ Union (IWU), are due to go
Review: Three-Minutes: A Lengthening directed by Bianca Stigter
By Mikey Rose Three Minutes: A Lengthening is a 2022 Dutch–British documentary directed by Bianca Stigter and narrated by Helena Bonham-Carter. It recounts the
Another warning: Far-right arson attack on Sandwith Street refugee camp
By Donal Devlin The arson attack on refugee camp on Sandwith Street in Dublin City on Friday, 12 May was a disgusting new low
Socialism 101: What is Fascism?
By James McCabe The terms far right, right populism and fascism are often used interchangeably in the media and public discourse today, but while
North: Unite Hospitality and Rosa call for an end to harassment in hospitality
By Saana Taussi, Hospitality worker A recent survey by Unite showed that 90% of hospitality workers experience sexual harassment during work. To workers in
Make International Nurses Day a day of struggle
By Roise McCann The 12 May is International Nurses Day. It is taking place in the same year that health workers across the UK