A powerful 8 March to you all! This year, our feminist day of struggle is marked by solidarity with the workers in Myanmar and the labour fight for a reduction in working hours.
March dates
How To: Industrial (a)ction for a reduction in working hours
Patriarchy and capital working hand in hand? Feminist class struggle is our answer! A 4-day week, paid time off during menstruation, more holidays and an early finish: how can we fight for a reduction in working hours while keeping wages the same? In our workshop, we want to get an overview of the basics of self-organised trade union actionin the workplace:
Rally in solidarity with textile workers in Myanmar (FGWM)
Imagine you’re in pain, you’re bleeding, but you cannot leave work. You do not only risk consequences – you physically cannot leave the premises without the permission of your boss.
Pay up, Superfoods!
Since not a single cent of the €14,000 has been paid and Superfoods’ management continues to refuse any agreement, we will hold a third public demonstration on 23.02.2025 in front of the café at Charlottenburger Schlüterstr. 37.
February dates
February begins with a book presentation on Tuesday 4. In addition to the usual section meetings and consultations, the workshop series “Organizing4Power” starts in the middle of the month, register by 04.02.
Workshop series – Organizing4Power
How can we organize, lead and win labour struggles? The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung’s Organizing4Power training deals with the basics of organizing workers in workplaces, schools, universities, rental houses and more.