Stick Together

Wednesdays at 8:30 - 9:00 AM. Repeated Thursdays 6:00 - 6.30 AM, and Saturdays 7:00 - 7:30 AM.Stick Together is Australia’s only national radio show dedicated to union and workplace justice issues. In addition to a weekly wrap of union news, the team bring you indepth stories and interviews from the frontlines of the workers' movement.Stick Together is recorded at 3CR, and broadcast on community radio stations around the country via the Community Radio Network.Subscribe to the weekly podcast, or listen to recent podcasts.Follow Stick Together on Facebook and Twitter.

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1973-1975 program of #privatization, drastic reduction of public spending, disciplining workers through mass lay-offs, and the liberalization of prices.
2026?

https://brooklynrail.org/2026/05/field-notes/the-ratline-neoliberalism-and-the-new-right-in-chile-pt-ii/

#Chile #Neoliberalism #workingclasshistory

The Ratline, Neoliberalism, and the New Right in Chile | The Brooklyn Rail

The following attempts to situate José Antonio Kast’s victory within the long trajectory of Chile’s violent neoliberalisation.

#OTD May 18 1941
(Note: Inspired by the Strike of the 100,000, in the French province of Pas-de-Calais (part of the same German administrative area as Belgium) a strike on 27 May lasted until 9 June, by 17,000 miners (around 80 percent of the regional total) out to protest pay and food shortages. Mass anti-Nazi strikes also broke out in the Netherlands and Norway in 1941, and Luxembourg in 1942. )*

https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9028/strike-of-the-100,000-ends

*https://libcom.org/article/belgian-strike-100000-1941

#Belgium #GeneralStrike #workingclasshistory

Working Class History

#OnThisDay: 11 May 1926. The General Strike is called off. An editorial in The Evening Post the next day when it was able to resume printing stated: "Unless a General Strike has a revolutionary aim it is bound to be futile."

#OTD #GeneralStrike100 #RadicalHistory #WorkingClassHistory #NortinghamHistory

#OnThisDay: 10 May 1926 Nottingham bus driver arrested for trying to stop another transport department worker reporting for work during General Strike. Pushed him from bike shouting, "Where are you going? Be a man you dirty dog." Fined 2 pounds

#OTD #GeneralStrike100 #RadicalHistory #WorkingClassHistory #NottinghamHistory

500-Year-Old Slave Revolt of 1526 Redefines Freedom as US Turns 250

Before 1776 or 1619, enslaved Africans seized freedom in 1526 on land that would become the United States.

Truthout

#OnThisDay: 8 May 1926 4 Nottingham brewery workers arrested during General Strike after allegedly telling blacklegs that if they boarded bus they would wait for them with a Mills bomb on return journey. Charged with committing an act likely to impede or restrict transport & fined 2 pounds each

#OTD #GeneralStrike100 #RadicalHistory #WorkingClassHistory #NottinghamHistory

Centenary of the 1926 British General Strike Map

Centenary of the 1926 British General Strike Map

#OnThisDay: 6 May 1926 first issue of Nottingham's twice-daily Strike Bulletin urged workers to ignore "any Government or anti-strike propaganda publications, obviously inspired to mislead the public and to attempt to break the General Strike."

#OTD #GeneralStrike100 #RadicalHistory #WorkingClassHistory #NottinghamHistory