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Among Luckier Workers in the Metro construction industry is Casimiro Pasquarelli
Among Luckier Workers in the Metro construction industry is Casimiro Pasquarelli

Among Luckier Workers in the Metro construction industry is Casimiro Pasquarelli

Date11/29/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Among Luckier Workers in the Metro construction industry is Casimiro Pasquarelli. He has been working on Yonge Eglinton Centre for three years and has at least another year's work ahead. He is member of Local 183-about 1;600 of its 6;000 members are jobless. Thousands more are expected to be out of work.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005195F
Steel riggers on a Metro project are among the 200,000 Ontario construction workers affected by a Construction Safety Act. An average of one in 10 workers each year reports lost-time injuries
Steel riggers on a Metro project are among the 200,000 Ontario construction workers affected by a Construction Safety Act. An average of one in 10 workers each year reports lost-time injuries
2/5/1973
Construction workers on Bloor Street Viaduct, Deck looking east, June 25, 1917
Construction workers on Bloor Street Viaduct, Deck looking east, June 25, 1917
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Construction workers, Bloor Street Viaduct, Pier G, Aug
Construction workers, Bloor Street Viaduct, Pier G, Aug
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Construction workers digging out bank for pier G, Bloor Street Viaduct
Construction workers digging out bank for pier G, Bloor Street Viaduct
1915
Construction workers on the Bloor Street Viaduct, June 25, 1915
Construction workers on the Bloor Street Viaduct, June 25, 1915
1915
Construction workers on the Bloor Street Viaduct, July 12, 1915
Construction workers on the Bloor Street Viaduct, July 12, 1915
1915
A Stalemate: James Strand, an engineer's assistant, works on a construction project while talks between 80,000 Ontario construction workers and their employers go on
A Stalemate: James Strand, an engineer's assistant, works on a construction project while talks between 80,000 Ontario construction workers and their employers go on
4/28/1988
Construction workers are scrambling to enclose new airport building by Christmas
Construction workers are scrambling to enclose new airport building by Christmas
10/17/1989
Wage demands of construction workers are cited in two of these letters as examples of why new ways have to be found to establish acceptable wage rates and avoid costly and disruptive strikes
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3/29/1972
Fewer injuries: Workers' compensation claims dropped 13 per cent last year as the recession hit companies in construction and manufacturing
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2/11/1991
Production lines have been virtually deserted at Metro's de Havilland aircraft plant since 900 production workers walked off their jobs on Jan. 20, 19(...)
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7/21/1972
Workers picketing Toronto Western Hospital are evidence of hospital staffs' new militancy in their fight to increase wage levels that are among the lowest in any industry in Canada
Workers picketing Toronto Western Hospital are evidence of hospital staffs' new militancy in their fight to increase wage levels that are among the lowest in any industry in Canada
7/12/1972