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Labour MP Dennis Skinner expresses his support for the miners’ decision to turn down the productivity bonus scheme, and claims that politicians get paid wherever they are - miners work hard under ground,...
Coal Board chairman Sir Derek Ezra says he hopes that some form of productivity deal can be achieved in conjunction with the aggrieved miners. Joe Gormley has flatly refused any such offer, but Ezra claims...
Conservative MP Tom King claims that a miners’ productivity scheme is essential for the future of the British coal industry. The miners claim that a pay rise would increase productivity, but King says the...
Coal Board chairman Sir Derek Ezra claims that he is unable to rule out the possible existence of underhand productivity schemes within the coal industry. He says the claims are only rumour, but will be...
NUM President Joe Gormley describes the workers’ stance on the wage claim, and the 12 month rule, having rejected both. Male interviewer not identified.
Secretary of State for Energy, Tony Benn, discusses the miners’ pay whilst on a visit to Parkside Colliery in Lancashire. He discusses the decision to hold out for a larger pay increase. Male interviewer...
Interview with Scottish miners’ union leader Mick McGahey from the picket line at the Grunwick factory, on why his members are supporting the long-running strike by workers of the APEX union. Interviewer...
Paul Woodley reports on the return to mass picketing on 19/10/77 at the Grunwick factory against union advice. Speaking are Jack Dromey of the strike committee on why the picket is necessary; Arthur Scargill...
Report on the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Conference in 07/77; speech by Joe Gormley attacking left-wing element in NUM. Reporter not identified.
Report on the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) conference in 07/77; speech by Tony Benn, Energy Minister on free collective bargaining. Reporter not identified.
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