17 September 2018 Nancy Platts writes that the workers' movement needs to challenge unaccountable power.

3 September 2017 McDonald's workers are striking for the first time ever in Britain, reports Michael Calderbank

18 January 2017 A shorter working week would benefit everyone, writes Madeleine Ellis-Petersen

21 November 2016 Hilary Wainwright reflects on an attempt by British workers to produce a democratically determined alternative plan for their industry

8 November 2016 Huw Beynon reflects on the life of his friend and comrade Davey Hopper, the tough and imaginative Durham miners’ leader, who died in July

13 May 2016 John Millington writes on how blacklisted workers won – and where the campaign is going next

7 March 2016 Dock workers in Greece are striking against further privatisations as Syriza's popularity tumbles, writes Will Horner

20 February 2016 'Nuclear weapons cannot be seen purely as a source of jobs'

11 September 2015 Whatever follows the Labour elections, some policies must not return to the backburner - the time has come to look at arms conversion again. Phil Asquith starts from the beginning

1 June 2015 Dave Smith spoke to Ewa Jasiewicz about his fight against the corporate blacklists that keep union activists out of a job

1 August 2014 Care workers in Doncaster have taken up the cudgels against privatisation in Ed Miliband’s backyard. Dave Honeybone reports

20 May 2014 Trade unionists from across the globe to meet to share ideas and strategies and to build transnational links

14 November 2013 A police raid exposing the scale of worker surveillance within the construction industry galvanised workers to take action. Ewa Jasiewicz speaks to those organising against the blacklisters.

6 September 2013 As Frances O’Grady prepares to give the first speech by a woman TUC general secretary to its annual Congress, Red Pepper spoke to her about the challenges facing the trade union movement today

7 June 2013 The OUR Walmart campaign has been shaking up labour organising in the US. As they prepared for their current strike, Alex Wood spent a month with the people behind a new kind of fightback

11 May 2013 GMB union organiser Rob Macey puts the workers' side of the argument

10 May 2013 Davy Jones, Green Party parliamentary candidate for Brighton Kemptown, gives his view of a dispute that has caused huge debate among Green Party members in the city and across the country

8 March 2013 Local Labour councillor Edward Davie says Red Pepper’s recent article on Lambeth’s ‘co-operative council’ was disappointing. Below, council trade unionist Jon Rogers responds

1 December 2012 Union organiser Ewa Jasiewicz looks at the increasing precarity of migrant and agency workers – and how they are fighting back

4 September 2012 Richard Goulding looks at how Unite’s community union membership is working. Below, community activists and others respond

12 April 2012 Revolutionary Communist at Work: A Political Biography of Bert Ramelson, by Roger Seifert and Tom Sibley, reviewed by Mary Davis

5 February 2012 Gregor Gall analyses the 30 November strikes. With a response by Heather Wakefield

23 November 2011 As the Tories and their pals in the press ratchet up the anti-strike rhetoric, Red Pepper knocks down some of the myths they throw at the unions

6 October 2011 Canadian trade unionists Michael Hurley and Sam Gindin propose new strategies for a labour movement facing new challenges

29 September 2011 Ed Miliband's speech had little to say on the unions. Hilary Wainwright urges the Labour leader to embrace a newly political trade unionism

8 September 2011 Red Pepper interviews union leaders Len McCluskey of Unite and Mark Serwotka of PCS

30 June 2011 Unions must rise to the challenge of the cuts by empowering local branches and developing wider civil society resistance says Huw Beynon

15 April 2011 Amanda Tattersall explores how community organisations and unions can work together

3 April 2011 Strikes and other action must be controlled by workers themselves argues Tom Denning

4 February 2011 Amrit Wilson shares memories of Grunwick strike leader Jayaben Desai

1 February 2011 Made in Dagenham didn’t tell the whole story. John Bohanna takes up the tale, with pictures by Carlos Guarita

2 January 2011 Clare Williams explains the thinking behind an innovative, union-led alliance

5 October 2010 Javier Navascués on the impact of Spain's general strike

30 September 2010 The coalition has announced a 'Freedom Bill' to dismantle restrictions on liberties imposed over recent decades. But will it stop at the workplace? asks Keith Ewing

25 July 2010 The Deepwater Horizon oil disaster was as much a disaster for workers as for the planet, writes David Whyte. Reconnecting life and work to the environment must be part of our response