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Category: Ireland V2

¡NO PASARÁN!

Unite’s legacy unions in Ireland and the Spanish Civil War

 

“When the vile creed of fascism is again raising its ugly head it is vital for the young people of today to

learn the lesson taught in Spain – the great lesson of unity. We need that unity more than ever today

when fascism is on the rise all over the world, even in Germany. We must again say “Never!” to racism

and fascism. No Pasaran! Salud!”

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Category: Ireland V1

Uniting Worker's Memories

Experience and Legacy of WWI

 

As trade unionists, workers and citizens, our present has been shaped by our past. That is why, during recent years, Unite has published pamphlets marking the 1907 Belfast Strike and the 1913 Dublin Lockout – events which helped pave the way for the rights we enjoy today, as well as reminding us of the rights we still have to fight for.

 

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Category: Resources

Sherbet Dab by Digital:works

An Oral History of the London Cabbie

These are the stories of London and Londoners, new and old. Some take us back to 1950s London when many of the drivers were Jewish. These were the days of the closed shop, pea-souper fogs, driving heavy, cold cabs on empty streets.

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Category: VOLUME FIVE

Tackling Tebbit! A TGWU Guide for Shop Stewards (1982)

Transport & General Workers Union Pamphlet

This booklet explained the proposed anti-union legislation by Norman Tebbit, then Secretary of State for Employment, and suggestions of how to combat this threat.

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Category: VOLUME FOUR

Racialism, Fascism and the Trade Unions (1974)

Transport & General Workers Union Pamphlet

 

This pamphlet detailed the National Front's racist and fascist doctrine and presented an appeal to workers and trade unionists alike to reject the propaganda and rhetoric espoused by the group.

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Category: VOLUME FIVE

Fares Please!

An Oral History of London Bus Workers

By Digital Works

 

This project is an oral history of the workers on the iconic London Bus, exploring the lives of drivers, conductors, cleaners, mechanics and designers.

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Category: VOLUME FOUR

Fares Please!

An Oral History of London Bus Workers

By Digital Works

 

This project is an oral history of the workers on the iconic London Bus, exploring the lives of drivers, conductors, cleaners, mechanics and designers.