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Decision Makers: Preview of the Queen’s Speech, presented by Judith Dawson. Considers what’s in store in the next session of Parliament, which will be the last before a general election, prior to the...
Secretary of State for Employment, Norman Tebbit on his controversial new Youth Training Scheme (YTS). He rejects claims that he is forcing young people into being used as cheap labour. Female interviewer...
Interview with Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit on proposed changes in an employment bill to UK employment law and trade union legislation including the ending of the closed shop. Female interviewer not...
Parliamentary speech on 21/06/82 by Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit proposing a delay in the withdrawal of supplementary benefit to 16-year-old school leavers. Includes reply by Labour spokesman Eric Varley.
Interview with Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit following an address to the Institute of Directors. He speaks about abolishing the trade union closed shop and about the end of the railway workers strike....
Speech by Employment Secretary, Norman Tebbit at the 1982 Conservative Party conference in Brighton, in which he speaks about trade unions and about employment legislation designed to curb union powers.
Report on a speech by Employment Secretary, Norman Tebbit at the 1982 Conservative Party conference in Brighton. In excerpts from the speech, Tebbit speaks about Michael Foot and the Labour Party, about...
Intrview with Employment Secretary Norman Tebbit explaining the change in the way unemployment statistics are counted. Male interviewer not identified.
Richard Dallyn interviews Employment Secretary, Norman Tebbit, who outlines the main points in his new employment bill.
Recording of a House of Commons debate on changes to the way that Government unemployment statistics are collated. Speakers include: Norman Tebbit, Employment Secretary; Eric Varley, Labour employment...
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