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Report on the response of railwaymen and commuters at Waterloo Station in London (their views heard) to a TUC day of action on 14/05/80 organised as a protest against the Conservative Government’s...
Report on the Parliamentary passage of the Government’s new Employment Bill with proposed restrictions on trade union action and secondary picketing. Includes speech to a House of Commons Committee by...
Report on a Conservative Party conference (poss. the Conservative Central Council conference in Bournemouth (03/80) with debate focusing on the Government’s proposed Employment Bill with planned...
Interview with Employment Secretary Jim Prior about his new proposed legislation on trade union rights and secondary picketing, and about the current steel workers dispute. Male interviewer not identified...
Speech by UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the annual Press Association dinner at the Savoy Hotel in London about the Government’s economic policies and trade union reform. In 2 parts.
Interview with Employment Secretary Jim Prior, about proposals encouraging the long-term unemployed to do voluntary work. Female interviewer not identified.
Telephone interview with Employment Secretary Jim Prior, on the proposals in the Government’s Employment Bill, and the repercussions on employees and trade unions. Male interviewer not identified.
Vox pop with members of the general public about proposals suggested by Employment Secretary James Prior that the long-term unemployed should be encouraged to do voluntary work.
Report on speeches (with excerpts) on 22/03/80 at a meeting of the Conservative Party Central Council in Bournemouth by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher where she defends the Government’s monetarist...
Speech by Employment Secretary Jim Prior urging trade unions to accept the terms of the Conservative Government’s proposed employment legislation. In 2 parts.
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