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Britain's dockers are fighting, as they see it, for their souls. Since the container revolution, a ship can be unloaded 10 times as fast by a tenth of the number of dockers. Here, Ian Murray, of The Times Labour Staff, reports on the hidden reason for much of the dockland trouble.

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