Up The Workers

Bert Hamflitt, the part-time medical assistant, feels his position is threatened when the company engage a trained nurse.

That ancient British tradition, “the tea break’ is the cause of a certain amount of industrial unrest.

Automation with its attendant problems has arrived at ‘Crockers Components, in the shape of a large crate from Japan.

The bone of contention between the management and workers of Cockers, is the unacceptable noise level on the factory floor, which has led to a ban on overtime.

Cockers’ Managing Director, Dicky Bligh, (Henry McGee) with yet another problem on his hands. For the first time in the company’s history, no-one has any grievances. A photographer is sent to take pictures of the happiest firm in the group for the company magazine. But it seems that no-one, wants to be associated with ‘contented Cockers.’