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[…] you know, in the ETU.  And I carried on the ETU for many, many, many years.  Until there was eventually a meeting of three meetings - ACT, NATKE(?) which had some of the projectionists and, of course, a whole lot of the floor staff and ACT.  ACT and NATKE had a meeting and there they[…]

[…] the plasterers shop tended to be organised. A member of NATKE, Tom discusses the role of Trade Unions within the […]

[…]ing is done and that's it." So I said, "Fine. Anything to pay?" "No, no, no...just sign the form." "Right!" So that was that. So I became a member of NATKE. And then about three days later, another man came in and he said, "Have you joined the ACT?" And I said, "I don't know, what's that?" So he sai[…]

[…] So that was that. So I became a member of NATKE. And then about three days later, another man came […]

[…] he remembers details of the early relationship between ETU and NATKE, as well as of working practices and disputes over […]

[…]f recruiting drive and they got a lot of the sound people into the ETU, some didn't join but some did. And then there was a thing between the ETU and NATKE, the two unions - that the ETU wanted to have all ETU members as projectionists throughout the country. It was easy enough to organise, if they […]

[…] see.Sidney Cole: Yeah, yeah.Tom Peacock: But can you remember, or are you aware of when they had that first agreement come in?Sidney Cole: The first NATKE agreement? No I don't remember that exactly, when was that?Tom Peacock: Well it must have - didn't it affect you? It affected everybody I though[…]

[…]e same job on the same shoot, in the same place, you know we’d have three unions arguing separately. You know, ludicrous. You know, actually I was in NATKE and BETA and so on. So as well as that there were kind of economies of scale and sometimes, sometimes the arguments were done well, sometimes th[…]