Democracy at Work

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    Democracy at WorkEnglish (original)zum Film
    Synopsis
    This short documentary was made near the end of World War II to introduce the subject of the need for labour-management committees. Government and industry in Canada were looking to a post-war era where production would have to be converted to peacetime. The objective was to improve productivity by reducing absenteeism, workplace accidents and keeping morale high.
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    Second World War
    WWII
    England
    Industries
    Labour-Management
    Production Committees
    Runtime (in min.):18
    Year Of Production:1944
    Companies & Organizations
    Production Company:

    National Film Board of Canada (NFB)

    Keywords
    Second World War; WWII; England; Industries; Labour-Management; Production Committees; Manufacturing; Military; Military Equipment; Weapons; History; Society; End of War; Transition into Peace
    Categories
    Politics, Political Systems, Democracy, Economics, Companies & Finances, Industry, Work & Unemployment, Curiosities & Miscellaneous