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Catalyst #28 (October 2011) With friends like these, who needs enemies? To beat the cuts, workers need to act independently of the trade union laws... and it's already happening. Dispatches from the frontlines: Three London education workers speak about cuts, organising and casualisation in the sector. Victory for the cleaners: unofficial action by Senate House and Guildhall cleaners gets results in London. Sparks fly: electricians direct action over pay cuts.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #27 (June 2011) Stop work to stop the cuts? Why striking against the cuts makes sense on June 30 and beyond. Striking back: In-depth centrefold feature on strike action, including an illustrated timeline of strikes in Britain and a graph plotting falling strike days against rising inequality. Victory against Office Angels: Direct action solidarity wins a temp's stolen wages. This year's war: From Iraq to Libya - where there's oil there's 'humanitarian intervention'.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #26 (March 2011) Winning the argument or winning the fight: where next after March 26? Austerity Britain: centrefold feature on austerity and the resistance. Levenshulme Baths saved: 20-day campaign gets results. North African revolts: calls for 'bread and freedom' spread. Know your rights: basic rights at work. Comment: crisis in care.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #25 (December 2010) Actions speaks louder: Did the trashing of Tory HQ at Millbank in November mark the start of a militant anti-cuts movment?Direct Action: Centrefold poster to pull-out and keep - or decorate your local occupation with! Housing benefit cuts spark poverty fears: We interview a claimant. 'All joined up': An interview with a French teacher who participated in the general strike and economic blockades there.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #24 (Summer 2010)NOT all in this together : The Government’s “tough but fair” budget will hit the poorest the hardest, as well as having a disproportionate impact on women. Meanwhile, the Sunday Times Richlist reveals that the richest 1,000 people in Britain added 30% to their wealth despite the recession.Is this farewell, welfare?: The government’s answer to the problem of unemployment during the biggest economic crisis since the 1930s is not to create any new jobs, but to launch a massive attack on our living standards. Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #23 (Spring 2010) In this issue: Vote for change?; Battleground higher education; Climate change; Net pirates, Know your rights and more!Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #22 (Winter 2009) In this issue: Crisis, cuts and class struggle; Interview with a Tower Hamlets College striker; Cleaners struggles; Lewisham Bridge school occupation, Know Your Rights and more!Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #21 (Summer 2009)Sweep ISS out of SOAS : Victimisation of cleaners at a major London university is fought by students and workers.Victory at Linamar: After threatening strike action, workers at the car-part manufacturer Linamar succeed in getting a Unite convenor re-instated. Tube staff go off the rails: London Underground workers take strike action to protect job security as tube bosses put 4,000 jobs at risk. Know your rights: Immigration checks The regular Catalyst column summarises our immigration rights.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #20 (Spring 2009)Occupy and win! : After they were given six minutes’ notice of the closure of the company, Workers at car parts manufacturer Visteon in Belfast, Enfield and Basildon occupied their factories on Wednesday 1st April.National Day of Action against Subway: A series Subway outlets in the UK and Ireland are picketed following the victimisation of a pregnant Subway worker in Belfast. Know your rights: Maternity Leave The regular Catalyst column at our rights when we're pregnant.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #19 (February 2009)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #18 (Autumn 2008)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #17 (July 2008)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #16 (Spring 2007)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #15 (Summer 2006)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #14 (Spring 2006)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #13 (Summer 2005)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #12 (April 2005)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #11 (September 2004)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #10 (May 2004)Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #9 (Spring 2004) Catalyst 9Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #8 (Autumn 2003) Catalyst 8Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #7 (May 2003) Catalyst 7Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #6 (December 2002) Catalyst 6Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #5 (December 2001) Catalyst 5Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #4 (May 2001) Catalyst 4Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #3 (February 2001) Catalyst 3Download as a PDF file or read online. |
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Catalyst #2 (September 2000) Royal Mail: Unofficial action gets results. Workplace organisation at Runcorn Delivery Office reaches a new height with a 24h wild cat strike.Recognise This?! We look at new labour legislation introduced by New Labour, allowing ‘Automatic' union recognition.It's Official; poor means skint. The Acheson Report on Health Inequality from the Department for the Bleeding Obvious has new findings: apparently the poor have less money and live less well.Download as a PDF file or read online. |
