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Job 15
Part Two: Alberta
Spring 1978
Canadian Tilt-Up Designs - Labourer
Within a matter of days I had found a job with Canadian Tilt-Up Designs. Ed was also hired. The pay was $5.50 per hour. This company would build concrete buildings. The walls were built while laying horizontally on the ground. After the concrete solidified, the unit would be hoisted into a vertical position by a crane.
The work itself involved slogging around in mud swinging picks and sledge hammers. I learned how to use these tools, as well as a few others, like shovels and crobars. After three days of this misery I decided this type of work was unsuitable for a man with my background and education. My good friend, Ed, arrived at the same conclusion so we both quit.
Joe Schlockenblock explains, How find a job and Get off Welfare.
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