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Union President Leonard Moynehan has won for Toronto Transit Commission workers an offer of a 19
Union President Leonard Moynehan has won for Toronto Transit Commission workers an offer of a 19

Union President Leonard Moynehan has won for Toronto Transit Commission workers an offer of a 19

Date8/11/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Union President Leonard Moynehan has won for Toronto Transit Commission workers an offer of a 19.25 per cent increase over two years, taking the 3,000 drivers from $4.20 an hour to $5 by June, 1974, and averting a transit strike scheduled for tommorrow. The union also won improvements in the pension plan.
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Capitulating to demands of transit workers, Toronto Transit Commission chairman Ralph Day tells reporters that contract agreement has been reached wit(...)
Capitulating to demands of transit workers, Toronto Transit Commission chairman Ralph Day tells reporters that contract agreement has been reached wit(...)
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Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, who is leading the TTC delegation in talks aimed at ending the 11-day-old transit strike, meets with Leonard Moynehan, pr(...)
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Leonard Moynehan. Waiting for 'decent' offer
Leonard Moynehan. Waiting for 'decent' offer
8/12/1974
Responsibility ignored: Charles Bud Clark, Canadian director of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (textile division) and vice-president of the Ontario Federation of Labour, believes the Ontario government should enact legislation to offer workers shelter from layoffs and plant closures.
Responsibility ignored: Charles Bud Clark, Canadian director of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (textile division) and vice-president of the Ontario Federation of Labour, believes the Ontario government should enact legislation to offer workers shelter from layoffs and plant closures.
12/17/1981
Here to bargain with General Motors, United Auto Workers union president Leonard Woodcock (left) walks with Canadian UAW vice-president Dennis McDermott
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Image shows a bus being loaded on a big ship.
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The vote today by striking Toronto Transit Commission workers on whether to return to work is illegal, Labor Minister John MacBeth says
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Leonard Moynehan. Strikers' president
Leonard Moynehan. Strikers' president
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Bob White: Auto Workers president says union won substantial pay gains
Bob White: Auto Workers president says union won substantial pay gains
10/11/1990
Struggling picket: Union official Leonard Metcalfe struggles with police at the main Hamilton post office yesterday as workers joined rotating strikes
Struggling picket: Union official Leonard Metcalfe struggles with police at the main Hamilton post office yesterday as workers joined rotating strikes
10/2/1987
Fare fight: Malcolm Cairnduff, 63, is ready to take on the Toronto to Transit Commission in his battle to get free transit fares for war veterans. The commission has already turned him down once.
Fare fight: Malcolm Cairnduff, 63, is ready to take on the Toronto to Transit Commission in his battle to get free transit fares for war veterans. The commission has already turned him down once.
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