 The group has camaigned on issues such as how women are disproportionately affected by austerity measures in the UK.In 2008, Feminist Fightback supported the London Underground cleaners who went on strike over a living wage, sick pay, 28 days holiday, final salary pension, free travel and an end to third party sackings.In 2009, Feminist Fightback was amongst a group of activists who dressed as bankers stage an occupation at the Department for Work and Pensions as a part of a week of action against the Welfare Reform Act 2009.