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Part 1: Discusses masculine and feminine styles of management and suggests that the best managers can combine both styles. Part 2: Looks at how women are often wasted in management. Examines ways...
29 extracts from advertising films, newsreels, drama documentaries and educational films including a study of the life and work of Shetland women.
A case study of four women who speak of the difficulties of progressing from middle management to a senior post. They describe the social, emotional and family pressures that influence them.
Most of the 10,000 workers in the Toronto garment industry are migrant women and most of these work for low piece work wages, accompanied by high production quotas and poor working conditions. These women...
Uses archive material and live interviews to take a detailed look at the lives of 10 of London’s past and present women employees spanning over 70 years, from the first wave of women conductors working on...
Looks at the experience of three mothers, all of whom work for the Open University at Milton Keynes and have one child under school age. The jobs done by the women vary widely: one is a pensions clerk,...
The series examines some of Indias’s more successful development schemes which are transforming the lives of communities throughout the sub-continent. The programmes focus on the individual lives of men,...
Looks at the impact of new technology on women’s work in large organisations and the ways in which women working within unions or organised groups are fighting to protect jobs in the secretarial and...
Seven selected official British government information films showing how Britain was portrayed in the early 1950s: 1) The Wonder Jet (1950, 19 min): In 1926 Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle (who appears in...
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