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Public Health Nurses from across Ontario demonstrated outside the Ontario Legislature today in a bid to force compulsory arbitration to end their cont(...)
Public Health Nurses from across Ontario demonstrated outside the Ontario Legislature today in a bid to force compulsory arbitration to end their cont(...)

Public Health Nurses from across Ontario demonstrated outside the Ontario Legislature today in a bid to force compulsory arbitration to end their cont(...)

Date6/16/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Public Health Nurses from across Ontario demonstrated outside the Ontario Legislature today in a bid to force compulsory arbitration to end their contract disputes with local boards of health. The 350 nurses; employed in 26 health boards; want the same rights as other nurses in the province; who are classified as essential workers and are prohibited under provincial law from staging any strikes.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017025F
Striking Teachers should go back to work and settle their dispute by compulsory arbitration, a decided majority of people at a meeting in North York i(...)
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Impromptu Sign Service is set up by public health nurses Melinda Paterson (left) and Linda Wilson on road leading to Scarborough Civic Centre as assoc(...)
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6/14/1976
Boxed-in TTC striker Bob Miles uses sign in front of Queen's Park today voicing disapproval as members of the Legislature met to end Metro's 19-day tr(...)
Boxed-in TTC striker Bob Miles uses sign in front of Queen's Park today voicing disapproval as members of the Legislature met to end Metro's 19-day tr(...)
8/30/1974
Nurses Picket in Etobicoke
Nurses Picket in Etobicoke
6/14/1976
Nurses on Picket Line
Nurses on Picket Line
6/14/1976
Registered nurses at glazier medical centre Oshawa
Registered nurses at glazier medical centre Oshawa
1/11/1995
Protesting the call for binding arbitration by Education Minister Thomas Wells, 1,600 York Region teachers, parents and students march through Aurora (...)
Protesting the call for binding arbitration by Education Minister Thomas Wells, 1,600 York Region teachers, parents and students march through Aurora (...)
3/11/1974
Protesting the call for binding arbitration by Education Minister Thomas Wells, 1,600 York Region teachers, parents and students march through Aurora (...)
Protesting the call for binding arbitration by Education Minister Thomas Wells, 1,600 York Region teachers, parents and students march through Aurora (...)
3/12/1974
Angry strike tries to stop a worker from crossing the Public Service Alliance of Canada picket line outside the federal building on Adelaide St. today(...)
Angry strike tries to stop a worker from crossing the Public Service Alliance of Canada picket line outside the federal building on Adelaide St. today(...)
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A tense time for Harold Pammet, co-owner of Peterborough plastics firm at which some 400 pickets demonstrated today
A tense time for Harold Pammet, co-owner of Peterborough plastics firm at which some 400 pickets demonstrated today
2/23/1966
A tense time for Harold Pammet, co-owner of Peterborough plastics firm at which some 400 pickets demonstrated today
A tense time for Harold Pammet, co-owner of Peterborough plastics firm at which some 400 pickets demonstrated today
2/23/1966
Striking workers from Toronto Western Hospital protest at Queen's Park today, vowing to camp on the lawn of the Legislature until they get their jobs (...)
Striking workers from Toronto Western Hospital protest at Queen's Park today, vowing to camp on the lawn of the Legislature until they get their jobs (...)
8/8/1972