Carry on at Your Convenience (1971)

Vic Spanner is a union representative at WC Boggs' Lavatory factory, dedicated to protecting his coworkers' rights. However, Vic often calls strikes impulsively when he sees unfairness, causing disruptions that damage relationships with both his colleagues and the factory management. The constant strikes take a toll, creating frustration and a desire for change among the workers. As tensions rise, Vic confronts personal and professional difficulties, forcing him to reconsider his activism and navigate the complicated dynamics of working life.