Canada remembers - Canada's industries gear up for war .: V32-382/2005E-PDF
"When the Second World War began, Canadian industry was still struggling in the midst of a bumpy and uncertain recovery from the Great Depression. The mobilization of our country’s industrial potential during the war was nothing less than revolutionary and led to significant changes in the conditions experienced by workers in Canada. With the coming of the war, the government would suddenly find itself actively involved in building production plants, training a work force, controlling wages and prices, managing labour disputes, and regulating the movement of employees seeking to change jobs"--p. [1].
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| Title | Canada remembers - Canada's industries gear up for war . |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | [2] p. : photographs |
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