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mother of the chapel

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mother of the chapel
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) (in British trade unions in the publishing and printing industries) a woman shop steward Abbreviation MoC


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We are really disappointed that management are trying to force through compulsory redundancies and that it doesn't bode well for the relationship between the chapel and new managing director Simon Kelner," said the Independent titles' mother of the chapel, Kate Simon.
Brid Fitzpatrick, Mother of the Chapel for the National Union of Journalists at BBC North-East, said: "The BBC has agreed procedures on how to deal with disciplinary matters but these two guys were called in and sacked with no warning and no right of appeal.
 
 
 
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