Profit before people: Covid-19 in care homes
There is no doubt that the staff in care homes work very hard and most care deeply about the residents. However, they struggle
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Covid 19
Workplace notes
Posties wildcat again over coronavirus concerns Postal workers at five different sorting offices, Medway in Kent, Winchester, Hedge End in Hampshire , Greenock
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Women and Coronavirus
The working class has borne the brunt of the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic (see article on class inequality). However, within the working
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We are NOT all in this together!
In crisis situations, the Queen, government, big business and the media push the idea that the nation is united to fight a common
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DNRs, Age and Class
Age UK and Independent Age, two charities concerned with the care of the elderly, have warned against the increasing use of pressure for
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Important class struggle resource for the pandemic
Statement from the comrades behind the excellent website feverstruggle.net The Covid-19 pandemic is putting workers around the world in face of a common
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NHS England and the Covid-19 pandemic
“One sad conclusion of the confused, fragmented, and variable response of the NHS to COVID-19 is that…we do not have a National Health
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Workers Strike Against Coronavirus
Belgium Ten branches of the supermarket chain Carrefour were closed down by workers on Friday April 3rd. They demanded more protection and better
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Age, herd immunity and coronavirus
ACG Pensioners write… At the end of February a private event took place at which Dominic Cummings, Johnson’s chief adviser, unaffectionately nicknamed the
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Coronavirus, HIV/AIDS and World Hunger
A large number of people are due to die of coronavirus and many countries have mobilised against the spread of the virus. Without
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