Correspondence and papers concerning Industrial Relations, Aug. 1975-Feb. 1978, n.d.
File
Shelfmark: CPP/KJ 17/5
Subjects include:
- Opinion polls and trade unions
- Collective bargaining
- Industrial relations at Tarmac Construction Limited of Wolverhampton
- Employee participation
- The 'Closed Shop'
- Unemployment and redundancy benefit
- The work of the Manpower Sub-committee
- Industrial policy
- Employment Protection Bill
Correspondents include:
- Hutt, Prof. W.H. (Bill), University of Dallas, Texas
- Coombs, Monica
- Dean, Paul MP, Parliamentary Liaison Committee of the Engineering Employers' Association
- Gilbert, Robert
- Miller, Robert
- Parkin, Michael, University of Western Ontario
- Pointon, Dr AJ, Assistant National Secretary, Association of Polytechnic Teachers
- Reynolds, Burt, Secretary, Action '75
- Scoper, N.A., Services Director, Tarmac Construction Limited
- Trenchard, Viscount, Unilever Ltd
- Ward, Baroness
Includes:-
- Review of W.H. Hutt's The Theory of Collective Bargaining (1975) by Sir Leonard Neal, n.d. [Aug 1975]
- Report, 'The Development of Trade Union Militancy on Tarmac's Brixton Site (Fitzpatrick)', 26/08/1975 [Author: NAS/DLR]
- Copy of Waterfront & Industrial Pioneer, Sep 1975
- Conservative Research Department paper, 'Increased Numbers and Costs of Public Sector Employment', 14/11/1975 [Author: DJN/JMR]
- Conservative Trades Union Department 'Report of the Chief Registrar on Trades Unions for the Year 1975/75', n.d. [c. Feb 1976]
- Report ref. PG17/76/4, 'The Closed Shop and Individual Freedom', 24/06/1976 [Author: RHG/LSA]
- 'Memorandum on Unemployment and The Arts and Craftwork', Capt. Jeremy Elwes, 10/08/1976
Dates
- Creation: Aug. 1975-Feb. 1978, n.d.
Extent
1 file
Language of Materials
- English
Conditions Governing Access
Closed.
Shelfmark
CPP/KJ 17/5
Repository Details
Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository
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