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Roy F. Bennett. Tells bosses to speak up
Roy F. Bennett. Tells bosses to speak up

Roy F. Bennett. Tells bosses to speak up

Date11/18/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Roy F. Bennett. Tells bosses to speak up
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0032031F
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      William Pritchard: Men are rebelling because concept of female bosses hits at their manhood.
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      Goode, Jeff
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      Tactful Tips: Roberta Cava is the author of Difficult People, a primer on dealing successfully with unpleasant clients, colleagues, employees and bosses
      Tactful Tips: Roberta Cava is the author of Difficult People, a primer on dealing successfully with unpleasant clients, colleagues, employees and bosses
      Stawicki, Andrew
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      Senior vice- president and worldwide head of production at MGM, Daniel Melnick is one of new breed of movie studio bosses. [Incomplete]
      Senior vice- president and worldwide head of production at MGM, Daniel Melnick is one of new breed of movie studio bosses. [Incomplete]
      Bezant, Graham
      6/1/1976
      Bob Segarini is angry. He's a long-time rock musician and he says this city could be the Music Capital of '78 -- but radio and recording bosses are stuck in the '60s
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      Lennon, Frank
      8/2/1978
      Lawyer R. Allan Eagleson ponders hockey problem. Whatever it may be, team bosses are likely to be losers
      Lawyer R. Allan Eagleson ponders hockey problem. Whatever it may be, team bosses are likely to be losers
      Bezant, Graham
      5/4/1967
      Wagons Hol: The trail bosses, managing director Paul Kirby (left), his son Tallis and Nans Kirby escort Star reporter William Burrill through the dangers and near disasters of the bigh city
      Wagons Hol: The trail bosses, managing director Paul Kirby (left), his son Tallis and Nans Kirby escort Star reporter William Burrill through the dangers and near disasters of the bigh city
      Griffin, Doug
      9/2/1981
      Harry Kopyto: Lawyer says he's astounded that auto parts firm's bosses haven't been extradited.
      Harry Kopyto: Lawyer says he's astounded that auto parts firm's bosses haven't been extradited.
      Bull, Ron
      11/1/1979
      Twin Bosses: Greg (left) and Geoff McKay say that being twins is an asset in the running of Greff Computer Corp.
      Twin Bosses: Greg (left) and Geoff McKay say that being twins is an asset in the running of Greff Computer Corp.
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      11/15/1988
      Union bosses: U.S. union president Doug Fraser, right, joined Robert White in Chrysler talks yesterday
      Union bosses: U.S. union president Doug Fraser, right, joined Robert White in Chrysler talks yesterday
      Fraser, Douglas, 1916-2008
      12/8/1982
      Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
      Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
      Cooper, David
      8/24/1982