The well-known slogan “Workers of the world unite” means what it says. It does not mean “Only workers with the correct immigration status unite”

Campaign against Immigration Controls

Over the last three decades trade unionists have made a tremendous move forward in fighting racism. It is now seen as legitimate activity to support those under threat of deportation. However the trade union movement has not yet seen the necessity of fighting immigration controls as a whole. But controls are deliberately calculated to weaken the labour movement itself. read more about CAIC ...

Leaflet for the Engineering-Construction demo – 3rd February 2010

Wed, 02/03/2010 - 00:37 — caic

The Trade Union and Community Campaign Against Immigration Controls & No One Is Illegal

Freedom of Movement - Equal Rights – Jobs and welfare for All - Workers Control Not Immigration Controls – No to Nationalism - Workers of the World Unite!

 Not British jobs 4 British workers
 Jobs for all - and for the best rates of pay and conditions to apply to all workers, across Europe, across the world

Hands off My Workmate conference

Sat, 08/29/2009 - 22:29 — caic

Subject: planning meeting for the conference

Dear everyone,

There is an open planning meeting--all welcome--to talk about how to build the 17th Oct Hands off My Workmate conference and continue the campaign to get our cleaners back, get the private firm sacked and the services brought back in house

please come along and spread the word:

weds 9th Sept 6pm
soas main building
room 116

hope to see you there!

Amey Tribunal Report

Sat, 08/29/2009 - 22:16 — caic

Two of the workers sacked by Amey in September 2008, who had fought for reinstatement and compensation, recently lost their legal battle, which had lasted almost a year.

A judge made clear on August 10th that the verdict was final and cannot be appealed: the plaintiffs had defamed the company by handing out leaflets where the names of Amey and its manager Laura Jordan were in bold capital letters, something deemed aggressive and ‘inexcusable’ in the English language.

ANTI-FASCISTS MUST FIGHT FOR MIGRANT’S RIGHTS WELCOME MIGRANTS! SINK THE FASCISTS!

Sat, 08/15/2009 - 03:52 — caic

Leaflet text for anti-fascist mobilisation against the BNP's RWB festival, Aug 15th

URGENT DEMONSTRATION THIS FRIDAY 17 OF JULY! NO MORE DEPORTATIONS!

Tue, 07/14/2009 - 11:44 — caic

DEMONSTRATION FOR THE DIGNITY OF THE UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS HEROES OF THE RESISTANCE

NO MORE DEPORTATIONS, NO MORE RAIDS TO THE WORKERS

Date: Friday 17 of July

Time: 13h00

Where: The Willis Building, 51 Lime Street, London, EC3M 7DQ. For the ones who don’t know the location, we will be at 12h30 in front of McDonald at Liverpool Street station

Contact:0790432679 or 07837949884

7 Cleaners get detain in an immigration raid with the complicity of MITIE and WILLIS.

GMB Congress 2009 resolution on undocumented workers

Mon, 07/13/2009 - 20:55 — caic

SOLIDARITY PROTEST AT ALBERTO DURANGO'S APPEAL AGAINST DISMISSAL

Thu, 07/02/2009 - 07:38 — caic

Friday 3 July
Meet 10.30am outside Canary Wharf tube exit for picket at 11am at 31 Beaufort Court, Admirals Way, London E14 9XL.

Alberto is a cleaners branch activist in Unite sacked from Schroders Bank by Lancaster cleaning company after a successful campaign against redundancies and for the living wage. He was entrapped by the company and UK Borders Agency - an increasingly common tactic against migrant worker trade unionists.

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