[…]t before you came to, say, the Benevolent Fund ... there may be something else in between, I don't know?Barry Quinton: Well there was, there was NATKE in between! Yes, I went back to Temple Fortune in 1968 because by then the Company decided to put live shows on so we did a lot of live sho[…]
[…]hey?Charles Wilder: That's right, they were all paid by the hour, and electricians, the electricians used to belong to two unions I remember, ETU and NATKE. And I remember there was a strike by ETU and they brought in all the NATKE electricians. But it gradually developed you see from a very, very s[…]
[…]dged to be right in the best sense of the word. And I've always, of course respected the feelings of people who are in either ACTT or what used to be NATKE because during the years I was an ACTT member, I came to realise that it was most certainly not all bad. There were many things about it, which […]
[…] with a film called Fortune's Fool, Norman Walker was the director. Then I. started on my second film lighting but I was in dead trouble because ACT, NATKE and ETU had come to an agreement where one of the unions was weak the other two would help. Ealing was one of those studios. We were quite stron[…]
[…] studios MS And the union we are talking about was NATKE? DF It was NATKE at that time. Then the […]
[…] ACT and people like yourself who want to join, there's NATKE and there's also the BBC Union. And there's more […]
[…] people who were organised in those days of course were NATKE and ETU, so they more or less governed the […]
[…] I get George Elvin to agree?" he says "You'll have NATKE's support". Because I intended to get the unions' approval […]
