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Gord Wilson: Labor leader feels judge took employer's side
Gord Wilson: Labor leader feels judge took employer's side

Gord Wilson: Labor leader feels judge took employer's side

Date9/1/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gord Wilson: Labor leader feels judge took employer's side.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089570F
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Labor talks: Gord Wilson, right, head of the Ontario Federation of Labor, talks with Gary Parent, left, chief of the Windsor District Labor Council, and Ken Signoretti, OFL executive vice-president
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