Percy Fisher (1891 – 14 March 1922) was an English-born South African syndicalist and trade union leader.
He worked in the mines, and also became active in the trade union movement, joining the South African Industrial Federation (SAIF).
[2] However, his focus on industrial action led to conflict with the union's executive.
Fisher persuaded the SAIF to call a general strike, and the government then declared martial law.
Fisher fortified the Fordsburg City Hall, but was found dead there after it was assaulted by government forces.