INHOUDSOPGAVE

1. Introductie / Introdcution
2. Grafieken/Visualisaties / Visualizations
   • 2.1. Het aantal stakingen per jaar (tijdlijn)
     Strikes since a given year (timeline)
   • 2.2. De spreiding van stakingen in Nederland voor een periode
     Spread of strikes in a time period (map)
   • 2.3. De top # beroepen die staakten
     Top # occupations that had the most strikes (pie chart)
   • 2.4. De top # grootste stakingen sinds een bepaald jaar
     Top # largest strikes since a given year (bar chart)
   • 2.5. De top #stakingen per bedrijf sinds een bepaald jaar
     Top # strikes per company since a given year (by number of strikers) (bar chart)
   • 2.6. De resultaten van alle stakingen
     Outcomes of all the strikes in the database (pie chart)
   • 2.7. Karakter van de stakingen
     Character of the strikes
   • 2.8. Aantal stakingen per stad sinds 1900
     Number of strikes per city since 1900
3. Vragen aan de database / Questions for the database

   • 3.1. Zoek een term op / Free text search

   • 3.2. Zoek stakingen in een bepaald jaar / Search strikes in a year

   • 3.3. Zoek stakingen in een tijd periode / Search strikes in a time period

   • 3.4. Zoek stakingen in een bepaald jaar en stad / Search strikes in a year and place

   • 3.5. Zoek stakingen per beroep en jaar. / Search strikes per company per year

This data story is a short introduction on how ORCIDs help the IISG to advocate products and services. The IISG is a Royal Academy of the Arts and Sciences (KNAW) institute that hosts collections and performs research on labour relations, specifically in relation to social and economic inequalities. The output of IISG comes in a large variety of products and services and it is often helpful to be able to pinpoint research, data and collections to persons as a first go-to when in need of help. Similarly, professionals (e.g. researchers and archivists) feel compelled (or are even obliged) to keep a record of the products and service they need to deliver. In both cases, ORCID.org provides a solution by allowing professionals to (1) create a unique id that is shareable across the World Wide Web, and (2) allow professionals to (automatically) gather data on their output.

This story will explore the possibilities of extracting information from a dataset that is based on a video. The dataset contains the transcripts from the second part of Collectie Interviews Wim Kok. Every triple has a unique identifier (UID) that is connected to one transcript, URL and its start and end time in the video. If you click on the URL link, you will be directed to part of the video where that particular transcript is spoken.

Wim Kok served as Prime Minister of the Netherlands from 22 August 1994 until 22 July 2002.

Iinterviews by Leonard Ornstein, commissioned by the IISH, with Wim Kok about his time in the trade union movement, as a director at the Bouwbond NVV, and at the trade union federations NVV and FNV. This includes Kok's own career from employee Bouwbond to chairman FNV. They talk about the role of the trade union movement in the transition to decentralized wage formation and the social agreement of 1972, about social renewal and levelling, about social security and employment policy. This is interpreted within the general political and social developments of the 1960s and 1970s and the consequences of this for the relationship with the other trade union federations, with employers and the government., Interviews by Leonard Ornstein, commissioned by the IISH, with Wim Kok about his time in the trade union movement, as a director at the Bouwbond NVV, and at the trade union federations NVV and FNV.

Also see: http://hdl.handle.net/10622/COLL00306