"Some
years ago I was asked to draft a small handbook for (trade union)
Branch Presidents. it was printed and issued, and many times in the
course of my visits to branches, i have heard unsolicited expressions of
appreciations for the usefulness of that booklet"
No doubt also published as an alternative to right wing TUC General Secretary, Walter MacLennan Citrine's "A. B. C. of Chairmanship" (1939).
What the Labour movement can say is that conduct at our meetings while boring and sometimes stifling is usually democratic and structured, unlike many others outside the movement
