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Catalogue reference: LAB 118
LAB 118
This series contains records of the Central Information Service. The files comprise minutes and papers of the Tripartite Steering Group on Job Satisfaction, for which the Service provided secretarial support.
This series contains records of the Central Information Service. The files comprise minutes and papers of the Tripartite Steering Group on Job Satisfaction, for which the Service provided secretarial support.
For further Tripartite Steering Group on Job Satisfaction files see LAB 119
From 2001 Department for Education and Employment
The Central Information Service was set up around 1972 as part of Industrial Relations Department II. Its function was to provide information on management practice and development in industry. It had been wound up by the end of 1975, and some, at least of its functions, had been taken over by the Work Research Unit.
The Tripartite Steering Group was set up in July 1973 under the chairmanship of the Minister of Employment. Its remit was to consider the need for action in the field of job satisfaction. By the end of 1974, responsibility for the Group had passed to the Work Research Unit.
Records of departments responsible for labour and employment matters and related...
Department of Employment: Industrial Relations Division II, Central Information Service: Registered Files (CIS Series)
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