How can we organize, lead, and win labour struggles? This advanced training by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung builds on Organizing4Power (O4P) fundamentals and focuses on targets, escalation, and structure tests for your Plan to Win. You’ll deepen your understanding of social relations on the ground and strengthen your organizing conversations and strategies. A short recap will be provided, so you can still join without attending Level 1.
May Day, May Day! The ongoing attacks on the labour movement and its achievements threaten our already precarious working and living conditions. That is why we, FAU Berlin, are calling for everyone to take to the streets on 1 May – together in the class-struggle block!
Workers of the Live-event-company „36 Stage XL GmbH“ are confronting their management about unsafe working conditions. The self-organized workplace group within the labour union FAU Berlin is demanding improvements regarding workplace safety and stable contracts. So far the only response from 36 Stage XL is silence.
Spring is here, and with it a row of exciting events. The 12th of April is our General Assembly, and from the 17th to 19th of April the AG 8th of March is hosting the FemFAU, which deals with feminist union work. Come along!
Do you work in landscaping, tree care, vegetable growing, or another “green profession” and are you an FAU member? Then come along to our first in-person meeting on 28 March at 2 pm at the FAU office in Berlin! Connect with fellow workers, share experiences, and help us build a local IGG structure. Accommodation can be arranged if needed.
In den frühen zwanziger Jahren hatte die Freie Arbeiter-Union Deutschlands zeitweise 150.000 Mitglieder und spielte im Berliner Raum eine wichtige Rolle bei Arbeitskämpfen und im politisch-kulturellen Leben. Wir verfolgen ihre Ursprünge in der Freien Vereinigung deutscher Gewerkschaften und zeichnen die Jahre bis 1923 nach, die von Bürgerkrieg, rechtem Kapp-Putsch und der Hyperinflation geprägt waren. In jene Zeit fielen die Verabschiedung der von Rudolf Rocker verfassten Prinzipienerklärung des Syndikalismus als Grundlage für den Aufbau einer freien Gesellschaft, die Gründung der Internationalen Arbeiter-Assoziation 1922 in Berlin und der Versuch, die revolutionäre Bewegung erneut zu entfachen.