Charlie Macnamara, head of organising, IWGB
“I’d definitely recommend reading it if you’re thinking about organising your workplace. Also useful for those with more experience too.”
“I’d definitely recommend reading it if you’re thinking about organising your workplace. Also useful for those with more experience too.”
The UK’s EWC legislation still applies to all companies with their corporate headquarters on UK soil that were in negotiations to establish an EWC or already had an EWC in place on 31 December 2020.
Workers Can Win augments the resources produced by the Labour Research Department and trade unions and would be of great use to both seasoned workplace reps and people trying to organise for the first time.
“Ian Allinson’s new book is a service to the entire movement. It explains, in easy, accessible, language, how to start out as a trade unionist, especially in a workplace where few colleagues are members and how to win an audience.”
Live recording from the Cardiff launch of Workers Can Win: A Guide To Organising At Work by Ian Allinson, published by Pluto Press.
Ian Allinson, author of Workers Can Win, appeared alongside NHS nurse activist Siobhan Aston on Pluto’s Radicals In Conversation podcast.
As Britain’s strike wave continues to grow, we need a more serious response to the Tories’ latest repressive legislation.
Labour Hub has published this article where Ian Allinson outlines the themes from his new book.
‘an important, useful and timely book. I highly recommend it to anyone on the left, in unions and working on campaigns outside unions. It combines political education, a training manual, strategic thinking and engaging case studies.’
‘The book is an excellent combination of organising methods and socialist politics. Furthermore, it’s aimed at a wide layer of workers from those taking their first steps to building power to experienced organisers sharing their skills with others.’