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Sir Derek Ezra, Chairman of the National Coal Board, talks about NCB’s profits despite its difficulties. Male interviewer not identified.
Chairman of British Rail, Sir Peter Parker on why more people are using BR. Includes references to high-speed trains, redundancies, commuter lines, unemployment, cancellations and quality service. Male...
Sir Denis Rooke, British Gas Chairman, defends the announcement that there will not be a reduction in gas bills despite British Gas’s 180 millon pound profit, citing interest rates and inflation as the...
Interview with a male speaker (poss. British Steel chairman Sir Charles Villiers) on the state of a British nationalised industry (steel?) following projected losses of 175 million and what needs to be done...
Interview with Sir Charles Villiers, chairman of British Steel (BSC), about the announcement of a 150 million pound loss for the company in the previous six months. Male interviewer not identified (poss....
Report on an angry meeting at British Leyland’s Longbridge plant over management calls for greater productivity before equal pay is given in, an effort to become profitable. Includes vox pop with workers;...
Bob Holness interviews Sir John Methven, CBI, on the Five Vital Questions in a general election pamphlet; tax cuts; company profitability; pay system; industrial relations; legislation; trade unions.
National Coal Board Chairman, Sir Derek Ezra explains the 3% wage increase offer for the mining industry workers and his proposals for new wage bargaining. The financial position is very difficult due to the...
Vivian White interviews British Leyland Chairman Michael Edwardes, about the announcement of the latest company profits. In two parts.
Interview with Geoff Revell, NUR, on losses for London Transport of two and a half million pounds due to excess fare fiddling. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
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