30 Mar 2026 - 1:01am

How Murdoch rewrote the rules of power The Wapping strike exposed union weakness

Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky

29.09

Will Labour learn to love defence? The unions are resisting rearmament

Paul Mason

11.09

Labour’s war on workers Can the unions even fight back?

James Meadway

31.01

Why Trump turned on the unions His Gilded Age economy needs cheap labour

Dustin Guastella

25.09

Can Trump flip the unions? The Democrats are taking workers for granted

Michael Cuenco

19.03

The American Left has abandoned unions Organised workers pose too much of a threat

Freddie deBoer

14.03

Who are the strikers fooling? Jesters exist to tell unacceptable truths

Terry Eagleton

24.01

The Tories are about to strike out Sunak, like Heath, risks overplaying his hand

Richard Johnson

02.10

How hysterical leaders fail workers Health and safety regulations should be based on a sense of proportion — not the aim to eliminate all risk

Paul Embery

17.10

As a headstrong activist, I was a dangerous thing Like Labour, I dismissed the concerns of decent people as they struggled to cope with fundamental social change

Paul Embery

19.02

The Trade Union Club for liberal cosmopolitans

Paul Embery

28.09

Corporate fat cats are abusing their power

Michael Jacobs