10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUAAW»
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Political Powerlessness: Agricultural Workers in Post-war ...
Instead, the NUAAW represented the country's farmworkers, a labour force still
regarded by many members of the public as a group of simple country bumpkins.
This image of backwardness, combined with its lack of other resources, left the ...
2
Bodies in Protest: Environmental Illness and the Struggle ...
Herbicide 2,4,5-T In 1980, Britain's National Union of Agricultural and Allied
Workers (NUAAW) was disputing a government regulatory decision to allow the
use of the herbicide 2,4, 5-T (Irwin 1995). The defoliant's potential hazards
included ...
Steve Kroll-Smith, H. Hugh Floyd, 2000
3
Illness and the Environment: A Reader in Contested Medicine
A final point worth considering in this case is the NUAAW's effective use of what it
called a "balance of probabilities" argument. The NUAAW did more than attack
the premises of Advisory Committee reports. It constructed its own standard of ...
J. Stephen Kroll-Smith, Phil Brown, Valerie Jan Gunter, 2000
4
Innovative Thinking in Risk, Crisis, and Disaster Management
In the 1980s a bitter dispute erupted between the National Union of Agricultural
and Allied Workers (NUAAW) and the government's Advisory Committee on
Pesticides (ACP). Drawing on its research into the use of the pesticide 2,4,5T (a ...
5
British Farmer and Stock Breeder: Yearbook and Farm Diary
T. J. Daniel, J. P., N.U.A.A.W. Office, 40-44 Stockbridge Road. Winchester, Hants.
(Tel.: 0962 3502?) (Hampshire and Isle of Wight, Part Dorset.) B. Davies "
Dcrwendeg," 36, Hall Drive, North Cornelly, Pyle, Bndgend, Glam. (Tel.: 0656-
740 426. ) ...
6
Report of Annual Trades Union Congress
Mr. Boddy was asked to state the reason why the NUAAW had transferred its
engagements to the TGWU if it had been intended to retain its autonomy and
what was in the merger for the TGWU and the NUAAW. Mr. Boddy said that the
reason ...
Trades Union Congress, 1983
7
Anatomy of agriculture: a study of Britain's greatest industry
The NFU claims to have the allegiance of 85 per cent of the farmers, and the CLA
records about 60 per cent of the land; thus the weakness of the NUAAW position
is immediately apparent. The membership of the NUAAW was at its peak in ...
8
Communicating Science Contexts and Channels: Reader 2
21 According to the Pesticide Action Network, the 'dirty dozen' campaign
identifies twelve 'extremely hazardous pesticides that should be banned, phased
out, or carefully controlled everywhere in the world'. 22 NUAAW, op.cit. 23
Landworker ...
Eileen Scanlon, Elizabeth Whitelegg, Simeon Yates, 1999
9
Risk and Rationality: Philosophical Foundations for Populist ...
Several years ago in the United Kingdom, for example, the government's
Advisory Committee on the Safety of Pesticides (PAC) was locked in battle with
the National Union of Agricultural and Allied Workers (NUAAW) over the spraying
of 2,4 ...
K. S. Shrader-Frechette, 1991
10
Dictionary of Agriculture
EU directive in l994 aimed at reducing nitrate pollution on up to 2 million hectares
of farmland in the UK NSDO = NATlONAL SEED DEVELOPMENT
ORGANlSATlON NUAAw nymph NUAAW = NATlONAL UNlON OF
AGRlCULTURAL AND ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NUAAW»
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Ploughing match proves a hit
Best Kverneland ploughing, Dennis Rose, Bapton Manor Farm, Bapton, Best member of NUAAW, Mike King, Durrington, Best turnedout vintage ... «Salisbury Journal, Oct 11»
Bert Hazell
As president of the NUAAW between 1966 and 1978, Hazell pressed hard for – and won – substantial pay rises for farm workers at a time of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 09»
