This Saturday, 4th Feb ;
- Anti fascist / Anarchist and Friends presence
3:30-5pm. Outside Lush/opposite All Saints on Buchanan St.
Following on from last Saturday's attack on the Morning Star stall,
and repeated attacks and threats against the Palestine stall, as well
as a desire for more outreach, there will be an Anarchist and Friends
/ Anti fascist presence this Saturday between 3:30 and 5pm. Please
come along, bring fliers/leaflets and lets both talk to wider
Glasweigian public about radical ideas.
North London: Adecco, 282 Pentonville Road, N1 9NR (nearest station Kings Cross)
South London: Adecco, 4 Borough High Street, SE1 9QQ (nearest station London Bridge)
Pressure is now mounting against job agency Adecco for supplying scabs while the strike at the ABB factory in Cordoba rages. Plans to make more workers unemployed were met with strike action, resulting in scab workers from Adecco being brought in. Pickets and actions are now building around the world with nationwide pickets being planned by Solidarity Federation members.
Following our success with Office Angels! ADECCO is the largest employment agency in the world. Beside profiting on precarity and casualisation, ADECCO and other employment agencies are fast becoming the go-to source for scabs and strikebreakers. Case in point: At the Asea Brown Boveri factory in Cordoba, Spain workers have struck over pay and conditions.
ADECCO is the largest employment agency in the world. Beside profiting on precarity and casualisation, ADECCO and other employment agencies are fast becoming the go-to source for scabs and strikebreakers. Case in point: At the Asea Brown Boveri factory in Cordoba, Spain workers have struck over pay and conditions.
ADECCO is the largest employment agency in the world. Beside profiting on precarity and casualisation, ADECCO and other employment agencies are fast becoming the go-to source for scabs and strikebreakers. Case in point: At the Asea Brown Boveri factory in Cordoba, Spain workers have struck over pay and conditions.
Around 50 people joined a demonstration outside the Royal Liverpool Hospital against the privatisation of the NHS. Members of Solidarity Federation, the Anarchist Federation, Women Against The Cuts and the Socialist Workers' Party were all present, along with a number of unaffiliated individuals who supported the cause. Despite the wind and rain, it was a lively gathering which drew in a fair amount of support from the public and service users.
