Employment Prospects

Season 3Episode 630 minDec 18, 1986
Employment Prospects
Things go badly in the divorce court for Vince, with Gina's solicitor vilifying him and a feminist judge giving her control of most of Vince's businesses, including the wine importers - though Norman's job is safe. He does however hold onto the most lucrative - the scrapyard. In Portugal things are no better for Les, who discovers that the three German tanks Vince bought and sold are now aiding a revolution in Africa.
Employment Prospects has aired on Dec 18, 1986
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