Brighton IWW serves the city of Brighton and Hove, as well as surrounding areas in Sussex. Our main organising focus is the Courier’s Network, students, the hospitality and service industries and workers in the digital economy, but we are a…

Organising primarily around logstics workers in the Northamptonshire and Warwickshire area, the Central Group of the IWW is a rapidly growing group within the IWW. They meet regularly one Saturday a month at Far Cotton WMC in Northampton – open…

Next Meeting Monday 5th December from 4pm till 6pm.   May Day Rooms, 88 Fleet Street, London EC4Y 1DH (nearest tube Blackfriars). For directions, see Mayday Rooms.   All Workers Are Equal. You have the right to a livelihood and…

The Northamptonshire and Warwickshire group is currently active around the numerous goods warehouses in those two cities, something that seems to be expanding in the area.   Part of why it is expanding is the power which owners are able to wield over workers’ hours, pay and conditions. We are especially concerned about workplace bullying, poor health and safety and the manipulation of workers by precarious agency shifts and Zero-hours agreements. This can be seen in a recently won IWW case in which a worker injured at work was discriminated against and dismissed by the very workplace that had left her permanently disabled (IWW Wins Case Against Wincanton) !!   Northamptonshire and Warwickshire IWW Group offers warehouse workers the  opportunity to organise their own workplace union branches, get recognised  union status with their employers, and to take back control at work.   Warehouse workers and others working in the geographical area of Milton Keynes and Northampton are encouraged to get in contact.   MEETINGS Meetings are informal and members get together around specific campaigning activities. Contact…

Liverpool group of the Industrial Workers of the World.