The Bowler and the Bunnet
Sean Connery examines the gap and suspicion in the relationship between management and workers in industry, and shows how one Scottish shipyard is trying to change that and what could well be a blueprint for other companies to follow.
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Sean Connery examines the gap and suspicion in the relationship between management and workers in industry, and shows how one Scottish shipyard is trying to change that and what could well be a blueprint for other companies to follow.
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Genre:TV Movie, Documentary
Written By:Clifford Hanley
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:STV Central
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