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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Defining politics
“Plato and Aristotle“ by Image Editor is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
What does politics means in the context of union strategy?
The term is derived from the ancient Greek word polis (a city-state), and politics according to Aristotle meant...
On Political Organising
Jean Bernard Restout, The Return of the Parliament (Le Retour du Parlement), 1774.
Trade unions in Australia, like much of the labour movement internationally, face a seemingly intractable political entanglement – a Gordian knot that appe...
Time, money and struggle within capitalism.
Photo by Luis Gustavo on Unsplash
Solidarity bargaining is a strategy to restart class-wide action but it is dependent on the single issue of wages. An argument against solidarity bargaining is that through intervening in minimum wage sett...
Beware the 80:20 rule
Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash
Let me start with a disclaimer. I’m not here to argue against either the existence of the 80:20 rule (otherwise known as the Pareto principle) or even its very utility as an analytic tool. I feel the prin...
The case against solidarity bargaining. Part II.
“Scabby the Rat“ by edenpictures is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Last week, I examined the case against solidarity bargaining by evaluating the prospect it could heighten state authority at the expense of worker power. This week, and next wee...
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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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