Joint Production Committee WWII

Original vintage World War Two workplace motivation propaganda poster featuring rhymes with each poem accompanied by images - This is a tale that's perfectly true It shows what getting together can do. This is the place where the W.O. Decided a big new camp should go. This is the Colonel they put in charge Who was told to finish the job by March. This is the practical working man Who came along with a simple plan. This is the Joint Production Committee Where new ideas went into the kitty. This is intended to show the jerk That it caused the men to put into the work. This is the job all proper and prime That was finished in three months under time. This is the point that's seen by the folks Who have made up their mind to give Hitler the works. For cutting out muddle and stepping up speed Production Committees are what we all need. - the six illustrations showing a location between trees in front of mountains chosen by a Warrant Officer; a bald Colonel in military uniform working at a desk with papers strewn about and a map on the office wall; a working man in a cap holding a spanner; the same Colonel smiling with the working men in his office; workers building new walls and using pick axes on a building site with a Quota pinned up and a man clearing debris with a wheelbarrow; and the man in military uniform shaking hands with a worker in front of a row of new houses, the title text above and below on the pink border: This cartoon-story is based on facts which were given recently in the Press. Issued by the Communist Party of Great Britain 16 King Street W2. Introduced during World War Two, JPCs (Joint Production Committee) aimed to bring together management and workers to improve efficiency and discuss issues such as better production, improved working conditions, quality control and new technologies, particularly in engineering, shipbuilding and industrial factories; initially the focus was on wartime regulations and production on the Home Front to help with the war effort. Issued by the Communist Party of Great Britain. Printed by Hull Printers, London. Good condition, minor staining, minor creasing, trimmed edge.