Post-IMF Social Contract
Links the post-IMF period to efforts to renew the Social Contract.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Follow James Callaghan through 171 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Links the post-IMF period to efforts to renew the Social Contract.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Protection from Eviction Act 1977 protects residential occupiers from unlawful eviction and harassment
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Rent Act 1977 consolidates rent control and regulated tenancy law
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Attempts to renew the Social Contract after the IMF crisis.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Government response under James Callaghan: Attempts to renew the Social Contract after the IMF crisis.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
IMF context: Attempts to renew the Social Contract after the IMF crisis.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Attempts to renew the Social Contract after the IMF crisis.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Attempts to renew the Social Contract after the IMF crisis.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 restricts exclusion clauses and unfair contract terms
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Dependent upon the Liberal Party after Labour loses its majority
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Dependent upon the Liberal Party after Labour loses its majority
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
A pact is formed between Labour & Liberal with the promise of a 3rd Devolution Bill
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Launches the "Great Debate" on education
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The governments initial combined Scotland and Wales legislation was defeated, prompting separate bills for the two nations.
A white paper announces cuts to the defence budget of 4,700 million pounds over 10 yrs
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Backs the five percent pay guideline despite union warnings.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Backs the five percent pay guideline that strains the union bargain.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
Ford workers settle for 17%. British Oxygen workers settle for 10%. British Leyland workers make a claim for 37%
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Domestic Proceedings and Magistrates Courts Act 1978 reforms family proceedings in magistrates courts
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Employment Protection Consolidation Act 1978 consolidates employment protection law
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Interpretation Act 1978 consolidates statutory interpretation rules
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: Louise Brown is born following in-vitro fertilisation developed by Patrick Steptoe and colleagues.
Role range: 1976-1979
This NHS development occurs while James Callaghan serves as Prime Minister: Louise Brown is born following in-vitro fertilisation developed by Patrick Steptoe and colleagues.
Role range: 1976-1979
During James Callaghan's government, louise Brown is born following in-vitro fertilisation developed by Patrick Steptoe and colleagues.
Role range: 1976-1979
Faces the collapse of the five percent policy after major private-sector settlements.
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1979
State Immunity Act 1978 codifies rules on when foreign states are immune from UK court jurisdiction
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Theft Act 1978 creates offences involving deception and making off without payment
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
8 out of 9 countries in the EC join the European Monetary System, Britain stays out
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The Scotland Act 1978 received royal assent and provided for an elected Scottish Assembly subject to a referendum.
Misquoted in the press saying, "Crisis, what crisis?", returning from Guadaloupe
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Attends an economic conference at Guadeloupe
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The pay norm in Cabinet is increased from 5% to 9.5%
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Callaghan wishes to declare a state of emergency but is over-ruled by his colleagues
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Water workers go on strike. The road haulage drivers dispute is made official by the TGWU. Railway workers want 10% bomus on top of their 20% wage demand. Oil tanker drivers accept 15%. Lorry drivers demand 20%. Local authority workers call for 8%. Cabinet decides to buy off the road haulage workers with a 20% increase
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The Government loses a confidence motion by 1 vote. Forced to call a general election
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The Government loses a confidence motion by 1 vote
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
The Labour Party win 36.9% of votes cast & 269 MPs. The Labour Party lose the election after a 7% swing to the Conservatives
Role range: 1974-1979 – 1976-1976
Banking Act 1979 creates a statutory banking supervision regime
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 consolidates customs and excise management law
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
Education Act 1979 changes education law and school arrangements
Role range: 1976-1979 – 1976-1979
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.