Matteo Slataper's Page

This brief trailer is an excerpt from the documentary Licenziata! (Fired!) shot following the struggle of the Italian socks firm OMSA (another label is Golden Lady). 350 workers (most of them women) were fired after the property decided to delocalize in Serbia one of the three italian factories. The decision came to increase net incomes by swapping to cheaper working force. After 50 days of more traditional struggle (picketing of the factory, to avoid machinery being brought away) OMSA women…See More

For discussion of labour films, be they documentaries or dramasSee More

A place to discuss labor movement history throughout the world.See More

This is a group for expressing solidarity with the rallies by public workers and their allies in Wisconsin, USA, and for publicizing similar actions against neoliberal austerity everywhere.

A place for trade unionists to discuss what we can do to help our brothers and sisters in Egypt in their historic struggle for democracy.

Students and Researchers of the university called for a general assembly to discuss the recent postponing of the discussion of the university reform bill by the parliament. Even if this is a great victory for the protest movement in Italian Universities, now we need to generalize the struggle to the other workers of the sector (full professors, staff, etc.) and plan what to do next.A detailed discussion on Trieste's University situation is also on schedule.See More

Students and Researchers of the university called for a general assembly to discuss the recent postponing of the discussion of the university reform bill by the parliament. Even if this is a great victory for the protest movement in Italian Universities, now we need to generalize the struggle to the other workers of the sector (full professors, staff, etc.) and plan what to do next.A detailed discussion on Trieste's University situation is also on schedule.See More

Founded to Turn It Up Turn It Loud and Turn It Around for organized labour by using music and concerts to engage young people.