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The Power Of A Multinational

30 mins, 2010 Are people right to fear the spread of genetically modified crops? This powerful documentary tells the story of one farmer who takes a stand against the massive multinational Monsanto. THE BATTLE: Representatives from the multinational company Monsanto visit Canadian farmer Percy Schmeiser and demand he surrender his canola crops. Percy refuses and… Read more »

Pig Business: The Cost of Cheap Food

30 mins, 2009 In this shocking and provocative film, Tracy Worcester sets out to discover who’s paying the true price for the cheap pork for sale in Britain’s supermarkets. WHERE IT ALL STARTED: Industrialised pig farming was pioneered in America, and it’s the way most supermarket pork is produced. Critics here argue the factory farms… Read more »

The Presentation

32 mins, 1998 You’ve got something to say, a case to argue, and an audience waiting to listen. But how do you make sure you put your points across? The video explores this question through a workshop in which three novice presenters address a critical audience. Robert rambles and mumbles. Sharon uses jargon and doesn’t… Read more »

Personnel Decisions

34 mins, 1998 Three companies grapple with thorny “people” problems. The viewer is left to work out their own solutions. 1. Unfair dismissal: A boss tells a receptionist off for “being lippy”. The receptionist sues for unfair dismissal. Should the firm take the case to court? 2. Sexual harassment: Debbie claims she’s being sexually harassed…. Read more »

A Quality Revolution?

24 mins, 1992 What is “total quality management”? This film tells the story of Kemble Instruments, a manufacturing firm which set out to improve quality at all levels by transforming the culture of the company. The starting point is to involve the workforce and gain their commitment to change. At the same time the company… Read more »