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OVERSEAS AND UNDERSOLD [VIDEORECORDING] : THE COMPETITORS ; BACKING THE WINNERS.
Directors (of the series), David Flatman, Paul Hawker, & Bob Hill.
A look at the gamble of investing in exports. The catch 22 in Australia is that
in order to attract the financial backing you need to be a winner, or you
already have to have a proven track record.
Off-air recording ABC 3/5/91.
ERC VID.
382.63 OVE : VHS.
OVERSEAS AND UNDERSOLD [VIDEORECORDING] : DEVELOPING AUSTRALIA'S EXPORT CULTURE
: CHINA.
Directors (of the series), David Flatman, Paul Hawker & Bob Hill.
The sleeping giant of world trade, China is now beginnning to awaken. Australia
has special status with the Chinese because we were one of the first to give the
government diplomatic recognition. China offers enormous opportunities simply by
virtue of its size but the aspiring Australian exporter faces formidable
challenges: an awesome bureaucracy, an economic system in change, a culture with
thousands of years of history.
Off-air recording 12/2/88 Film Australia for the Australian Trade Commission,
1988.
ERC VID.
382.63 OVE : VHS.
DEAD LETTERS [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY JULIET DARLING ;
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER, JANE CAMPION.
Off-air recording from ABC broadcast, 30/9/1997.
Principal participants, Anne Slater, Carolyn Holten, Bob Phillips.
All mail that cannot reach its destination for one reason or another will
finally end up in the Dead Letter Office. This film focuses on Anne and Carol
whose job it is to open letters and look for return addresses. Through their
work Anne and Carol are forced to contemplate the lives of so many strangers
whose lives impact on their own.
ERC VID.
383.186 DEAD.
NOKIA [VIDEORECORDING] : A DECENT FACTORY : A FILM / DIRECTED BY THOMAS
BALM{U00E8}S ; PRODUCED BY KAARLE AHO, THOMAS BALM{U00E8}S, OLIVIER MILLE FOR
IKKA VEHKALAHTI ... [ET AL.].
Off-air recording of tne SBS programme broadcast 20/04/06. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region 0.
'Supported by the Promotion Center for Audiovisual Culture in Finland ... [et
al.]'.
'Developed and distributed with the support of the Media Programme of the
European Union.'
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Edited by Catherine Gouze.
Documents the efforts being made by Nokia, the Finnish electronics firm to
balance profit-making with social morality. It sends a team led by two business
ethics advisors to examine conditions at a Chinese factory, which supplies parts
to Nokia. rovides a detail documentation of their inspection of the plant,
guided by its European and Chinese managers. During their tour, the Nokia team
investigates working and safety conditions, payroll records, and potential
environmental hazards. They also conduct interviews with the factory managers,
as well as several of the young Chinese female employees, who work and live in
dormitories on the site. The advisors' final report to Nokia managers, exposes
numerous violations of Chinese laws on minimum wage and working conditions. It
confronts Nokia with the dilemma now facing an increasing number of Western
firms, i.e. balancing the profit motive with social responsibility.