IWW Scotland
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in Scotland. We are formed of two branches, Clydeside and Edinburgh.
The IWW is a union that believes in 3 key principles: Democracy, Solidarity and Direct Action. We build our strength through organising our fellow workers to fight against the bosses.
If you’re tired of the reformist unions, tired of terrible working conditions then join the IWW today and get organising.
iww.org.uk/join
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Category Archives: Clydeside
WORKERS WORLDWIDE HEED SOLIDARITY #UnitedAgainstTheDragon
Members of the Garment workers union in Bangladesh owed wages & benefits started an indefinite siege of the factory owner’s house from the 30th of August. A hunger march had been held. The Garment workers are linked to the International Confederation … Continue reading
Posted in Ayreshire, Clydeside, collectivising issues, Community Organising, Dumfries, Events, Glasgow, Media, organising, Uncategorized, Wider workplace struggles
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Tripalium or Tartan House: Glasgow Migrant Workers Network fights back
Beginnings are always the hardest. Like the blank sheet for the writer, the beginning is a challenge, it is uncertainty – and tackling it always requires a dose of reflection and bravery. Taking the first step is essential and encouraging. … Continue reading
Posted in Clydeside, collectivising issues, Edinburgh, Glasgow, migrant workers network, organising, tartan House, Uncategorized
Tagged Edinburgh, Glasgow, organising, scotland, tartan House
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