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Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65
Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65

Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65

Date4/20/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001287F
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A comfortable life in retirement depends on inflation and interest rates
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Campaigning in north bay, Premier William Davis approached 20 civil servants demonstrating on the mall and offered his hand to one. No, the man said t(...)
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Federal civil servants raise their fists at the Revenue Canada offices on Adelaide St
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Sid Oxenham. Vice Pres. of C. S. A. O. Civil Servants Assn. of Ont.
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Life under pay curbs, What will civil servants earn?
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Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)
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Carols start on a high note. Premier John Robarts gives the Christmas greeting before a choir of 50 civil servants presented Yuletide music at the Par(...)
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The province needs new conflict of interest legislation to prevent senior civil servants from benefitting personally from inside public information after they leave government, Premier David Peterson said today
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