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In the 1970s, supervisors at Inco in Sudbury vowed: “That’ll be the day when women work in the smelter!” Olive Richer and Marie Emery were qualified furnacemen’s helpers who filed a grievance to get those jobs and won.
In the 1970s, supervisors at Inco in Sudbury vowed: “That’ll be the day when women work in the smelter!” Olive Richer and Marie Emery were qualified furnacemen’s helpers who filed a grievance to get those jobs and won.
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