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Federal NDP Leader Ed Broadbent (left) tells Canada Packer workers, locked out because of a strike at rival Swift Canadian Co. Ltd., the agreement bet(...)
Federal NDP Leader Ed Broadbent (left) tells Canada Packer workers, locked out because of a strike at rival Swift Canadian Co. Ltd., the agreement bet(...)

Federal NDP Leader Ed Broadbent (left) tells Canada Packer workers, locked out because of a strike at rival Swift Canadian Co. Ltd., the agreement bet(...)

Date7/27/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Federal NDP Leader Ed Broadbent (left) tells Canada Packer workers, locked out because of a strike at rival Swift Canadian Co. Ltd., the agreement between the two firms to lock out employees if either was struck is totally reprehensible. About 4,000 workers in 5 plants - 2,300 of them in Metro - are locked out.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0034432F
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