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According to Anco, he was fired after instructing two men
According to Anco, he was fired after instructing two men

According to Anco, he was fired after instructing two men

Date7/27/1949
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Original Toronto Star caption: According to Anco; he was fired after instructing two men. Mike Szoldra and Ken Ferguson; not to work overtime; as ordered by company. He asserts it was a violation of contract to change shifts without discussions
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0016465F
Workers will not return to their jobs, they say, until a management-union bargaining committee meets and Anco is reinstated. This morning pickets para(...)
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To pass the time away, striking Toronto Western Hospital employees, who were fired from their jobs in July, spend some of their days camping out at Qu(...)
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A Leader of the Rebel unionists talks to the men after they head radio appeal form union to go back to work
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On the line: United Steelworkers organizers lead Tim Hortons employees on the picket line yesterday after negotiations failed at two outlets in London, Ont
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