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Trade Union Studies: Year 2: Trade Unions and the Economy: 1: What Use is Economics to Us?

BBC One
on BBC One London

Ten programmes for trade unionists
Government cuts, high unemployment, import controls, the social contract... all key issues for trade unionists. Why do unions demand a say in the management of the economy? What are the best policies to protect the living standards and the job security of the membership?
Introduced by Alan Grant FOC (Convenor) NATSOPA
(Repeated: Wednesday, BBC2, 7.5 pm)
Trade Union Studies Book 2, il.40, from bookshops

Contributors

Introduced by:
Alan Grant
Executive Producer:
Tony Matthews
Assistant Producer:
Bryn Brooks
Editor:
John Twitchin
Source: Radio Times

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