A professional union : the evolution of the Institution of Professional Civil Servants text
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TextPublication details: London George Allen & Unwin 1980Description: 450p. HbkISBN: 0043310761Subject(s): Institution of Professional Civil Servants - HistoryDDC classification: 331.881 MOR
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<p>James Edward Mortimer is a former TUC scholar at Ruskin College, 1945-6. Before that he was a ship fitter's apprentice, then after Ruskin he became Director of the London Co-operative Society 1968-71, then from 1974-81 he was Chairman of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS), before he became the General Secretary of the Labour Party for the period 1982-5.</p>
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