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Tom Crispin, National Secretary of TGNU, on the Electricity Council’s productivity offer. Male interviewer not identified.
Conservative MP Tom King on the Labour Government’s proposals for money made from North Sea oil extraction. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Conservative spokesman Tom King on his party’s energy policy prior to the forthcoming General Election, in which he speaks about the need for consumers to conserve energy supplies. Male...
Interview with Tom King MP, Conservative energy spokesman, on the tanker drivers’ overtime ban and the possible effect of panic buying of petrol, he believes industrial action is not the solution....
Vivian White reports on debates on economics and incomes policy, foreign affairs, and energy policy, at the Conservative Party conference in Brighton. Speaking are: Sir Keith Joseph, industry spokesman and...
Vivian White reports on the TUC conference in Brighton rejecting the government’s proposed pay policy of 5% rise. Includes interviews with Lawrence Daly of the NUM who put forward the motion reluctantly;...
Speech by Tom Jackson of the postal workers’ union at the TUC conference in Brighton, against the motion to reject the government pay policy of 5% increase. Says free collective bargaining will not improve...
Leader of the Union of Postal Workers, Tom Jackson, on the union’s wish to negotiate with the Government on wage policy. The union rejects free collective bargaining. Male interviewer not identified.
Highlights of the past year in politics, including the speculation over a general election; the row over pay policy which led to the Winter of Discontent; immigration controls; economic sanctions on...
Tom Jackson, General Secretary of the Union of Post Office Workers (UPOW), on a vote against introducing a cheaper Christmas stamp, costing 5p. Delegates also rejected proposals to reintroduce Sunday...
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