Organising at work - some basic principles
A list of what successful organisers say are the most important principles to remember
http://libcom.org/organise/workplace/articles/basic-principles.php
Date Written: 2006-10-22
Publisher: libcom.org
Year Published: 2006
Resource Type: Article
Cx Number: CX16341
Organising begins when people question authority. Someone asks, "What are they doing to us? Why are they doing it? Is it right?" Encourage people to ask, "Who is making the decisions, who is being forced to live with the decisions, and why should that be so?" People should not accept a rule or an answer simply because it comes from the authorities, whether that authority be the government, the boss, the union - or you. An effective organiser encourages their fellow workers to think for themselves.
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