There is great chaos under heaven in the higher education sector. Two university workers, Zara Dinnen and NFB editor Roberto, are on the show to discuss what's going on and what opportunities the situation creates for political interventions in universities as workplaces.

Zara's article, How to Stop a University Roberto's two articles on casualisation in HE: Part 1 , Part 2 The book based on the US graduate worker movement, Correspondences from the Upsurge

And finally the WhatsApp chat for RNF university workers

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James is a driver on the Piccadilly Line and talks to us about work, organising and what it's like to operate London's transport infrastructure.

James' article for issue 23 is Under London.

The Working Class History episode on workmates: https://workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e82-workmates-collective/

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We're talking about trade unions, social partnership, class compromise, and bureaucrats. Read Matthew and Roberto's article here: Syndicalism and the New Limits of Trade Unions

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Workers' Inquiry is produced by the Notes From Below collective.

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Music: Isabel Sanchez Danieli

Production Assistant: Evelyn Gower

We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street.