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Ronan Scott reviews 'The Workers' Committee' from Manifesto Press Co-operative & Strike Map. "The 1910s is a useful area to mine for the Left, but we won’t find a map buried there with red crosses and ‘treasure here’ written in a small neat hand." scottishleftreview.scot/what-was-to-be… Notes from Below

Clear & informative analysis by James Eastwood: "The most important actions we can all take in this context are to build the organising networks in our communities & workplaces, & expand & generalise the inspiring solidarity work that is already taking place."

From the latest Notes from Below, this is an inquiry by ex-bouncer that dives into the practical roots of hustle ideology and the appeal of the far right. Researched and written before the latest racist riots, it is full of essential strategic insights. notesfrombelow.org/article/close-…

Really good piece this. As well as giving honest accounts of things it gets into relations of a crew or team and the political subjectivities (incl. reactionary potentials) that can grow through this sort of work unit. Chimes with stuff I've heard from ppl in similar situations

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BEHOLD! Our former co-chair in Notes from Below raising important questions & suggestions around "How could UK workers strike for Palestine?" notesfrombelow.org/article/how-co…

notesfrombelow.org/article/afters… Brilliant wee interview with two fellow hospitality workers about the militant union disputes at Saramago and 13th Note in Glasgow over the past couple years!

Excellent intervention, will be sharing in group chats

In "The Afters: Building a Hospitality Workers’ Movement in Glasgow ", we sit down with two organisers from struggles at Saramago and The 13th Note, two venues in Glasgow, focusing on understaffing, unsafe conditions, and poverty wages. Now online: buff.ly/3SZR3YX

Notes from Below continues to be one of the best publication produced by the anglophone left

New book days are the best especially when it’s the new issue of Notes from Below along with the latest pamphlet from Strike Map. #workersinquiry

"Grassroots organising with the support of a Big Union? Reflections on Unite Hospitality" is online now:: buff.ly/3MiKEEz In this piece, two Unite members discuss the urgent need for grassroots organising within the hospitality industry.

🚪 In 'Close the door behind you: Reflections of an ex-bouncer' Nick Francis interviews two of his ex-colleagues, and reflects on being a bouncer and the potential effects worker-organising could have in the industry and wider society. Online now: buff.ly/4cFCy3s

"Challenging Sexual Harassment in Low Paid and Precarious Hospitality Work" is online now: buff.ly/3SZnJBB in the piece, Ruth Beresford & Bob Jeffrey present their work with the Sheffield Trades Council to explore the prevalence of sexual harassment in hospitaliy work.

In "Organising Culture in the Hospitality Indusry", Two hospitality organisers in Scotland discuss the successes and challenges of two recent initiatives, and propose avenues for sustainable worker organising which help build solidarity. Online now: buff.ly/4dTtRmY

We will finish the draft for Vital Signs no.2 next week and really need some help with proofreading! Even checking a couple of pages would be cool! Get in touch... libcom.org Bristol Anarchist Federation 🏴 Notes from Below Plan C Endnotes Bristol Transformed Bristol IWW 🌍🛠️

We translated the intro to a new book by rebellious health workers in France. It contains many examples of health workers resistance in different eras and locations... NHS Workers Say NO! Bristol IWW 🌍🛠️ libcom.org Notes from Below Keep Our NHS Public Harry Eccles RN vitalsignsmag.org/posts/nous-ser…

Funding shortfalls, recruitment crises and pay freezes: where next for struggles in further education? Online now: 'Try again: on GCSE resits in further education' by Tom White notesfrombelow.org/article/try-ag…

Wrote something for Notes from Below on the situation in further education for students & workers notesfrombelow.org/article/try-ag…

'Political Economy of Hospitaly', a piece from our latest issue, is now online: buff.ly/4cFn7IE In this study, Callum Cant and George Briley critically examine the state of the British hospitality industry, exploring its profound challenges and systemic issues.