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Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee

The Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee is organising workers against Royal Mail’s attacks, for the defence of terms and conditions, an end to all job cuts and to defeat victimisations. We are opposed to the Communication Workers Union bureaucracy, which acts as Royal Mail’s partner. Information on the committee can be found here. We are affiliated to the International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees (IWA-RFC).

Royal Mail workers on strike at Portsmouth Royal Mail Delivery Office in September 2022
Upcoming Zoom meeting: Sunday April 28, 7pm

The next meeting of the Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee will take place on Sunday April 28, 2024, at 7pm. This meeting will discuss the committee’s response to Royal Mail’s frontal assault on the USO including plans to destroy a further 17,800 jobs. Once again, the Communication Workers Union is on its knees offering its own proposals to reduce the USO based on full acceptance of the shift to a parcels-led business in defence of shareholder profit. These plans must be met by a rank-and-file fightback.

Register for the meeting here

The People App: Big Brother at Royal Mail

Royal Mail has a set of capabilities for spying on its employees that would be the envy (or at least equal) of any secret police force in the world. Rather than oppose this, the Communication Workers Union appears fully on board.

Postal worker correspondent
Reinstate all victimised workers!

Build the UPS Workers Rank-and-File Committee!

In this the founding statement of the Committee, which was founded in a meeting held last weekend, rank-and-file UPS workers call for workers to “to organize ourselves—not to 'support' the bargaining committee and to cheerlead for them, but to enforce our democratic will, and position ourselves to countermand the inevitable sellout.”

The UPS Workers Rank-and-File Committee

“The union declares the contract struggle over, but we’re just getting started!”

Lively discussion at online meeting of the Postal Action Committee in Germany

The second online public meeting of the Postal Action Committee unanimously passed a resolution that begins with the words, “The second ballot was one big scam to push through cuts in real wages.”

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