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Working For The Man

At a time when the jobs market is under more extreme pressure than ever, Mark Tully investigates the ethics of employment with reference to both the employer and employed.

In an economic climate where the jobs market is under more extreme pressure than ever, Mark Tully examines the moral issues of the working contract, with reference to both employer and employed.

What are the responsibilities of an employer - do they go beyond honoring a contract? Does an employee have greater duty to work hard to help keep a business afloat? These and moral questions like them have been thrown into sharp relief by the economic downturn.

With readings from Frank Sonnenburg and the poet Robert Service, music ranging from Shostakovich to William Walton and in conversation with Will Hutton, Mark Tully charts the increasingly choppy waters of employment ethics.

Readers are Samantha Bond and John MacAndrew.

Producer: Frank Stirling
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28 minutes

Last on

Sun 26 Sep 2021 23:30

Music Played

  • L. Morey & F. Churchill

    Heigh Ho (The Dwarf's Marching Song)

    Performer: Ft. Adriana Caselotti as Snow White & Harry Stockwell as The Prince

    • Walt Disney鈥檚 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
    • Pickwick International Inc..
    • DSMCD 456.
  • Dmitry Shostakovich

    Symphony 2, To October

    Performer: London Philharmonic Orchestra

    • Shostakovich 2 &3 鈥揟he Age of Gold.
    • DECCA.
    • 421 131 -2 DH.
  • Robert Saint

    Gresford

    Performer: Westoe Brass Band

    • Beyond the Colliery.
    • Westoe Brass Band.
    • WESTCD20051.
  • Ali Farka Tour茅

    Yer Mali Gakoyoyo

    Performer: Ali Farka Toure

    • Radio Mali.
    • World Circuit.
    • WCD044 [1].
  • Aaron Copland

    Fanfare for the Common Man

    Performer: London Symphony Orchestra

    • The Copland Collection.
    • Sony Classical.
    • SM3K 46559.

Broadcasts

  • Sun 14 Oct 2012 06:05
  • Sun 14 Oct 2012 23:30
  • Sun 26 Sep 2021 06:05
  • Sun 26 Sep 2021 23:30