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Workers rally

Workers rally

Date11/14/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Workers rally: About 200 protest the exploitation of home workers by large clothing firms; outside the Eaton Centre yesterday. Designers were accused of paying home workers less than minimum wage.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0012169F
Carpet workers rally: Laid-off Harding Carpet workers march at Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that their jobs at the Collingwood and Brantford plants not be moved to Tennessee
Carpet workers rally: Laid-off Harding Carpet workers march at Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that their jobs at the Collingwood and Brantford plants not be moved to Tennessee
Spremo, Boris
10/29/1990
Protest rallies: Injured workers have gathered at Queen's Park to protest changes to compensation legislation
Protest rallies: Injured workers have gathered at Queen's Park to protest changes to compensation legislation
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/15/1989
Bold statement: Timmins prospector Jack Robert stakes a claim on the front lawn of Queen's Park during a rally earlier this month by 400 northern workers in support of Lands for Life
Bold statement: Timmins prospector Jack Robert stakes a claim on the front lawn of Queen's Park during a rally earlier this month by 400 northern workers in support of Lands for Life
Bock, Tony
12/16/1998
Senior Citizens from many parts of Ontario, joined by members of the United Auto Workers, rally at Queen's Park yesterday to ask for higher pensions, (...)
Senior Citizens from many parts of Ontario, joined by members of the United Auto Workers, rally at Queen's Park yesterday to ask for higher pensions, (...)
Teskey, Frank
2/28/1973
Postal workers argue with official of Canadian Union of Postal Workers who tried to persuade 150 wildcatting postmen to go back to work. The men ended(...)
Postal workers argue with official of Canadian Union of Postal Workers who tried to persuade 150 wildcatting postmen to go back to work. The men ended(...)
Dutton, Don
6/3/1970
Injured workers: Protesters at Queen's Park yesterday heard demands for mandatory re-hiring of injured workers, more training and improved compensation services
Injured workers: Protesters at Queen's Park yesterday heard demands for mandatory re-hiring of injured workers, more training and improved compensation services
Goode, Jeff
6/1/1988
Queen's Park Rally: Richard Hudon, 54, who lost a leg in a work accident at 17, pretends to be an injured worker being ordered back to work by business types
Queen's Park Rally: Richard Hudon, 54, who lost a leg in a work accident at 17, pretends to be an injured worker being ordered back to work by business types
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/1/1998
Auto union workers in Oshawa staged their protest march against anti-inflation controls in front of motor city's post office today. United Auto Worker(...)
Auto union workers in Oshawa staged their protest march against anti-inflation controls in front of motor city's post office today. United Auto Worker(...)
Lennon, Frank
10/14/1976
Condemning the Bill: Workers from several unions demonstrate training projects yesterday at Queen's Park to protest proposed changes to apprenticeship system
Condemning the Bill: Workers from several unions demonstrate training projects yesterday at Queen's Park to protest proposed changes to apprenticeship system
Mahler, John
11/16/1998
De Havilland protest: Workers worried about their jobs demonstrate outside Michael Wilson's constituency office in Etobicoke yesterday
De Havilland protest: Workers worried about their jobs demonstrate outside Michael Wilson's constituency office in Etobicoke yesterday
Faught, Ken
6/20/1991
The High cost of shelter was one of the reasons for a delegation of electrical workers picketing Queen's Park last month. [Incomplete]
The High cost of shelter was one of the reasons for a delegation of electrical workers picketing Queen's Park last month. [Incomplete]
Barkley, Harold
4/10/1975
Garment workers demand pay raise, Parading down Spadina Ave
Garment workers demand pay raise, Parading down Spadina Ave
Goode, Jeff
9/30/1974