Anarchosyndicalism

A group or association of workers organized to promote and protect their interests, often within a particular industry or trade.

Political activism that aims to achieve specific goals through immediate and collective action, rather than relying on intermediaries such as political parties or representatives.

The organization of workplaces and industries in which workers collectively make decisions about production, distribution, and other aspects of their work without hierarchical mana

Unity and mutual support among workers, often expressed through collective action and the defense of common interests

A coordinated and widespread cessation of work by workers across different industries or sectors, often used as a tactic to exert pressure on employers or governments to meet worke

The principle of voluntary cooperation and assistance among individuals and groups to meet their collective needs, often emphasized as an alternative to hierarchical and centralize

The distribution of power, authority, and decision-making to localized or autonomous units, as opposed to centralized control by a single authority.

Opposition to hierarchical structures of authority and domination, including government, capitalism, and other forms of oppression.

A form of trade unionism that seeks not only to improve workers' conditions within the existing system but also to ultimately overthrow capitalism and establish a new social order