Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
600 people turn out for about 80 jobs, More than 600 job-seekers crammed the site of a new shopping plaza at Gerrard and Pape today as Horizon stores, (...)
600 people turn out for about 80 jobs, More than 600 job-seekers crammed the site of a new shopping plaza at Gerrard and Pape today as Horizon stores, (...)

600 people turn out for about 80 jobs, More than 600 job-seekers crammed the site of a new shopping plaza at Gerrard and Pape today as Horizon stores, (...)

Date6/17/1975
Names
(photographer)
FormatPicture
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: 600 people turn out for about 80 jobs; More than 600 job-seekers crammed the site of a new hopping plaza at Gerrard and Pape today as Horizon stores; a subsidiary of the T. Eaton Co.; began taking applications for 25 full-time and 50 to 60 part-time jobs in such categories as sales people; cashiers and caretakers.
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyEast-west streetGerrard Street East
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
Medium
Photographs
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0018357F
Job seekers: Customers at the Square One shopping Centre are using Canada's first stand-alone computer containing thousands of job listings across Canada
Job seekers: Customers at the Square One shopping Centre are using Canada's first stand-alone computer containing thousands of job listings across Canada
Stuparyk, Michael
11/27/1990
Young job seekers line up for application forms at the Manpower Centre at the CNE after learning that jobs with the Ex as ticket sellers and booth att(...)
Young job seekers line up for application forms at the Manpower Centre at the CNE after learning that jobs with the Ex as ticket sellers and booth att(...)
Bezant, Graham
8/30/1971
Jobs, jobs everywhere
Jobs, jobs everywhere
Bock, Tony
6/22/1987
Sorry - no jobs here: With high technology destroying jobs instead of creting them, workers face problems
Sorry - no jobs here: With high technology destroying jobs instead of creting them, workers face problems
Darrell, Dick
9/13/1974
Job-hunters: Men and women lined up by the thousand at Canada's Wonderland this morning to get application forms for 3,000 jobs at a new American Motors plant in Brampton
Job-hunters: Men and women lined up by the thousand at Canada's Wonderland this morning to get application forms for 3,000 jobs at a new American Motors plant in Brampton
Bull, Ron
9/29/1986
Jobs down the drain
Jobs down the drain
Spremo, Boris
11/6/1981
No easy task: Student placement officers Leanne Laughlin, left, and penny lee, are working hard to find jobs for about 25 Scarborough students with special needs
No easy task: Student placement officers Leanne Laughlin, left, and penny lee, are working hard to find jobs for about 25 Scarborough students with special needs
Russell, Jim
6/21/1991
Metro Youth Jobs Corps North and the Jane-Finch Concerned Citizens Organization pay about 130 disadvantaged young residents of the Jane-Finch communit(...)
Metro Youth Jobs Corps North and the Jane-Finch Concerned Citizens Organization pay about 130 disadvantaged young residents of the Jane-Finch communit(...)
Rankin, Jim
7/9/1993
Metro East Trade Centre, Re jobs at G
Metro East Trade Centre, Re jobs at G
Stawicki, Andrew
1/10/1995
Lots of jobs: Jobseekers scan the help-wanted board yesterday in the Canada Employment Centre set up at the Canadian National Exhibition
Lots of jobs: Jobseekers scan the help-wanted board yesterday in the Canada Employment Centre set up at the Canadian National Exhibition
Griffin, Doug
8/6/1986
re Hoaxed by a man jobs on a ranch near unemployed young men sat around Bay St
re Hoaxed by a man jobs on a ranch near unemployed young men sat around Bay St
Beaty, Keith
10/19/1977
Looking for jobs: Laborers' International Union members lined up for work last summer, a scene becoming more and more common in Metro
Looking for jobs: Laborers' International Union members lined up for work last summer, a scene becoming more and more common in Metro
Stawicki, Andrew
7/3/1991