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Alan Fisher, General Secretary of NUPE, speaking on the media and press freedom, from the TUC conference. He thinks there is a need for a trade union paper, to help ensure balanced reportage of industrial...
Report on NUPE conference, May 1979. Includes speeches from Tom Griffiths, Bill Geddes, Alan Fisher, Arthur Cryer.
Interview with NUPE leader Alan Fisher on union plans to step up action in hospitals over the ongoing pay dispute. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
Interview with General Secretary of NUPE union Alan Fisher on NUPE’s decision to reject the Government’s pay offer to health workers. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
Report on the recommendations of the NHS Royal Commission report, including the abolition of health service charges and discussions with the TUC to avert industrial action. Includes interviews with...
Report on a meeting between 4 trade unions to coordinate action over pay disputes for over 1 million low paid public workers. Includes interviews with David Basnett, TUC Chairman, and Alan Fisher of the...
City Week. A review of the week’s news as seen by IRN’s Financial Unit, hosted by Douglas Moffitt and Tom Maddocks. Topics covered include: the Conservative Government’s monetary economic policy and...
Telephone interview with Alan Fisher, NUPE union, on the Labour Party leadership contest following the resignation of former Prime Minister James Callaghan. Male interviewer not identified. In 2 parts.
Interview with NUPE General Secretary Alan Fisher, after talks at Downing Street between the TUC and the Government on economic policy and unemployment. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on the sacking of Frank Chapple of the Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications and Plumbing Union (EETPU) from the General Council of the Trades Union Congress (TUC). Includes interviews with new...
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