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Margaret Thatcher, on proposed laws to curb trade union picketing.
Sir Robert Mark, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, has claimed trade unions are immune from some laws. Alan Fisher, boss of the National Union of Public Employees is interviewed and says this is...
Jim Mortimer of ACAS (the Advisory , Conciliation and Arbitration Service) discusses possible changes due to the new Conservative government. The main functions of ACAS should continue, but possibly with...
Speech in House of Commons by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, on proposed changes to laws relating to trade unions, with restrictions on picketing and closed shops following the winter of discontent last...
Interviews with Len Murray, General Secretary of the TUC and Jim Prior, Secretary of State for Employment following their meeting on trade union legislation changes planned by the new Conservative...
Vivian White interviews Len Murray, general Secretary of the TUC on new Conservative Government proposals for trade union reform, opposition to other government policies and unexpectedly low unemployment...
Len Murray, TUC General Secretary, reacts following talks with Employment Secretary, Jim Prior on proposed labour legislation and on its likely effects if it goes ahead.
Interview with Anthony Frodsham, leader of engineering employers, on new Conservative Government’s proposals for trade union reform including need to hold ballots and changes to closed shop unions.
TUC Assistant General Secretary Ken Graham, on industrial relations reform. He accuses Employment Secretary James Prior of removing protective legislation (e.g. that covering unfair dismissal; maternity...
Report on proposed changes in trade union law by the new Conservative Government and their possible effects on industrial disputes. Includes interviews with TUC leader, Len Murray and Employment Secretary...
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