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There are a few remaining traditions left in the newspaper industry, such as Father of the Chapel (FOC) who was actually the shop steward. This tradition began with the monks who would be governed by the Father of their Chapel, whilst writing and printing bibles and other forms of religious material. The Print Unions have largely vanished, but you still have to be a member of the journalist's Union to work on Fleet Street.

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