The industrial unrest at the Morning Star, involving the Communist Party of Britain and National Union of Journalists, cannot be put down to unreasonable workers, argues James Turley. Readers of the Morning Star, by and large, are well acquainted with trade union issues and the occasional dispute - the paper being, after all, the trade union ...
This is the text of a leaflet we issued at the founding conference of Youth Fight for Jobs on Saturday May 9, which was attended by about 100 comrades. A small report will follow in due course. One manifestation of the capitalist crisis is in the jobs market. According to the government's own statistic the claimant ...
No comrades, this is not a release concerning our latest membership figures! We have a few more than two members thankfully. Neither is it news of a split tearing our organisation apart. In fact it concerns the fact that there are now two groups operating under the name "Communist Students". Perhaps our comrades in ...
Serious rethink needed - not platitudes, writes Chris Strafford The forthcoming Convention of the Left (CL) - organised in Manchester as a ‘counter-conference’ to the Labour Party’s annual gathering from September 20-24 - has been touted by some as the first step towards yet another halfway house unity project. Unfortunately, we all know that principled unity has ...