Line of men inside a State Employment Service office at San Francisco, California, 1938, by Dorothea Lange (New York Public Library via Unsplash)

We must change how we think about unemployment

Time to organise — In the 1920s and '30s, the National Unemployed Workers' Movement mobilised thousands of people. Now, a century on, a newly-launched radical organisation is bringing together workers made unemployed by the pandemic to demand and resist.

Written by: Polly Smythe