Workplace/Economy

In workplaces where there is trade union representation, members and supporters are encouraged to join that union and become active members and shop stewards in that union. Union-activist members and supporters should co-ordinate activity and share ideas amongst each other, functioning as a radical shop stewards network.

Members and supporters are encouraged to join and support rank and file networks wherever they exist, and to help develop such networks.

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    We will coordinate our involvement in existing class struggles with the dual aim of improving people's lives and building truly democratic social movements and institutions of and for the working class. We hope that these can become the basis of a new, classless, society. We want a serious approach to combining theory and practise where we set targets and assess ourselves against those targets, and build new theory based on what we learn. No bullshit - let's just see what we can actually do to help, and work towards more working class power. Our strategy and tactics will be based on what works. The community and workplace are both sites of struggle against the ruling class, and struggles in both must be fought. In some workplaces a "red" union such as the IWW may be the best option, in others a democratic network of trade union members may be the better option. These are tatical decisions, not unbending principles. We will settle strategic and tactical disagreements by vote, and act in unity once the issue is settled. We are very interested in involving anyone who agrees with these principles and is serious about the struggle.