The Solidarity Wedge
Godfrey MoaseThe Solidarity Wedge is a Substack by Godfrey Moase on labour movement strategy and building worker power. His opinions are very much his own.
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Workers are the source of union power.
Charles Frederick Ulrich (1858–1908), Glass Blowers of Murano (1886), Oil on Wood.
Solidarity bargaining can be an effective strategy to pushback against the radical right because it flips the composition of the Anglophone trade union mov...
An industrial strategy to take on the far right
"Seamen Arrested in DC Protesting Nazi Regime: 1936" by Washington Area Spark is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.
As I have previously written, solidarity bargaining can unite millions of workers in acting on their common interests. It is also...
A union movement that organises for ownership
Ganf, Iulii, "The Ship of Capitalism" (1932). Views and Re-Views. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:89298/
Unions are a proven means through which workers can exercise...
Taking over capitalist workplaces
Boags Brewery. Launceston, Tasmania. Photographed by Jeanie Mackinder. Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License.
Last week, Kirin Holdings-subsidiary Lion announced its plan to close the historic Boag’s brewery in Launceston, Tasma...
Liberate the brooms!
University cleaners hold a meeting in a still from Coline Grando’s documentary Le balai libéré. (Doclisboa / YouTube)
Organising for ownership means workers collectively struggling against capital. It is not just a matter of finding pre-ex...
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Over twenty years as a radical unionist. Opinions, writing and all content I post here are very much my own views and not that of my employer.
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