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Top unionist, Canadian Labor Congress head Joe Morris, says chaos in public service will die as wages catch up to private sector
Top unionist, Canadian Labor Congress head Joe Morris, says chaos in public service will die as wages catch up to private sector

Top unionist, Canadian Labor Congress head Joe Morris, says chaos in public service will die as wages catch up to private sector

Date5/7/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Top unionist, Canadian Labor Congress head Joe Morris, says chaos in public service will die as wages catch up to private sector.
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