Early Career A. Civil Servant For the next eight years, King remained a civil servant, working to develop labor conditions all over the country. He helped resolve about 40 strikes, and he planned the labor legislation. Although technically a civil servant, King was deeply engaged in politics and was interested in little else...
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In 1908 King was the Liberal candidate from Waterloo North, Ontario for a seat in the House of Commons. Although the area was mainly Conservative, he was easily elected because of his vigorous and well-organized campaign. In 1909 Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier asked King to be minister of labor. In 1911 the Conservatives in the general election defeated the Liberal government, and King lost his post and his seat in the House of Commons...
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