The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour has produced a computer app young people can use to learn about Occupational Health and Safety and labour rights. An interview with the SFL’s Taylor Apperly and Deena Kapacila.
Also in RadioLabour’s Canada Report for the week October 3-8, 2021:
* How unions are reacting to workplace digitalization.
* And singing: ‘We Don’t Come Here to Die’
Music: The Low Tide Drifters. Used by permission.
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