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The Workers Lab: the union-backed accelerator helping to disrupt capitalism

21st August 2018 Equal Times 0

“Last month the first 800 workers started out, and these are people who will have access to healthcare for the first time ever,” explains Carmen […]

Precarious migrant cleaners lead the fight against outsourcing at London universities

6th November 2017 Equal Times 0

“People told us ending outsourcing was impossible,” says Lenin Escudero. But after 11 years of campaigning, he and other cleaners at SOAS (the School of […]

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