Intro to SolFed Down the Local Direct Action Networking Where Next? Global Solidarity Getting Involved (read contents) Tags federal
Workplace organiser training What is the Solidarity Federation training programme What does the training cover? making contacts building a 'shop committee' cross-union activity collectivising grievances workplace mapping types of direct action the basics of an anarcho-syndicalist approach role plays of one-on-ones, group meetings and confronting the boss! What previous attendees have said How to get the training Get in touch (read contents) Tags BAME boycotts collective union action compensation demonstrations employment rights federal feminism grievances health and safety industrial action minimum wage pensions pickets resistance solidarity strikes trade unions training wildcat strikes women work-to-rule
SolFed industrial strategy Preamble General principles Rank and file control Direct action Publicity Control of funds Social change Details of the strategy (read contents) Tags federal
SolFed community strategy General principles Direct action Direct democracy & community control Officers Racism and anti-fascism Anti-social behaviour and violent crime Landlords and employment agencies Gentrification Residents and tenants associations (read contents) Tags federal
SolFed constitution Section 1: Affiliation to the Solidarity Federation 1a) Conditions of Affiliation 1b) The Aims of the Solidarity Federation 1c) The Principles of Revolutionary Unionism 1d) Subscriptions Section 2: Rights and Duties of Members 2a) The Status of Members 2b) Locals and Local-in-Formation 2c) Industrial Networks 2d) Isolated Members Section 3: Decision-making 3a) Federal Conference 3b) Delegates 3c) Minutes 3d) IWA Congress Section 4: Federal mandates 4a) Federal Officers i) The Federal Secretary ii) The Communications Delegate iii) The Federal Treasurer iv) The Federal Training Co-ordinator 4b) Equalities Secretariat i) The Women’s Officer ii) The LGBT* Officer 4c) International Secretariat 4d) Vice Officers Section 5: Publications 5a) Handbook 5b) Approval of Federal Propaganda 5c) Solidarity Federation Website Section 6: Internal Communications 6a) Internal Bulletin (IB) 6b) SF Calendar 6c) Informal Channels of Communication i) The federal discussion email list ii) The internal forums iii) The federal announce-list Appendix (read contents) Tags federal
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