Employment problem in South-East Drenthe (Weeknummer 76-48) 🔴
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Date: 2018-02-01

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Content by: Polygoon-Profilti (producent) / Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (beheerder)

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Publication Date: 1 January 1976

Description: Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a particular week are presented.

Description (more): In Emmen is a regional event held for preservation and expansion of employment. Shots: ext. concert hall Emmen; peat plug to work; mechanization in agriculture and peat; int. and Ext. various factories; Air shots Emmen; Ext. City Hall and international social service; CU to deliver week by unemployed in States; Ext. Fort footwear industry with caravans in winter storage; Pan. industrial zone with factories of ENKA; headlines about mass layoffs at AKZO and ENKA; Statue of woman who attracts tights; int Danlon (Jack Davis) hosiery factory, with, among others, seamstresses in room to work, stationary machines and a half-empty canteen. STATEMENTS during manifestation of a speaker who reports that in South-East Drenthe unemployment always been much higher than in the rest of Netherlands and a man who advocated that the socks and hosiery industry for Emmen should be preserved.

Contributor Information: Bailey, Philip (comment)