Seeds for Change - A Curriculum Guide for Worker-Centred Literacy

1. April 28 is a Day of Mourning for victims of workplace accidents and disease.
2. The Day of Mourning is recognized by all municipalities across Canada.
3. One way to commemorate the day is to lower the flag to half mast.
4. Workers in every workplace will observe one minute of silence at 11 a.m. on April 28.
5. Local unions can encourage employers to recognize April 28.
6. Labour groups have to work to get April 28 recognized nationwide.
7. CLC stands for Canadian Labour Council.
8. We can fight for the living by trying to get stronger Health and safety regulations in the workplace.