Work Study Volume 15 Issue 12

Abstract

There can be few who will regret the departure of 1966. As he makes his way towards that dim hall where the years are supposed to sit on their granite columns there will be few sighs at the parting. The year has been ‘a holy terror’ to almost everybody. Contraction has been its forte and uncertainty its foible. There have been severe restraints on enterprise, the crushing of many hopes and an air of apathy verging on despair. Future historians may well describe contemporary events as taking place ‘in the year of the Freeze’, much as it was once common to say ‘in the year of the French Revolution’.

Citation

(1966), "Work Study Volume 15 Issue 12", Work Study, Vol. 15 No. 12, pp. 5-72. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048214

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