Listen to the first section of the talk. (0:00 – 0:38) Apply the information in the talk to the following situations. Do these workers have rights? How do you know?
 1. Abel just started his job two weeks ago. have rights
2. Wen is not a Canadian citizen. have rights
3. Zhiling is not a permanent resident. have rights
4. Anissa lives with a family and works as their nanny. have rights
5. Noureen works part-time. have rights
all the workers have rights in Ontario

What kinds of workers’ rights laws are there in Ontario? Number the items listed below in the order in which you hear them. Not all of the items in the list will be mentioned.

3 minimum wage
1 the kinds of questions an employer can ask you before they hire you
8 what you can do if you’re fired or treated so badly that you are forced to quit
 ___ what to wear to an interview
6 time off from work
4vacation pay
2hours of work
5holiday pay
___ how to get a raise
7health and safety in the workplace

Are the laws the same for every kind of job? Circle the correct answer. a. Yes b. No c. The speaker doesn’t say. d. It’s not important.
a.is correct

Where might you be able to get help to find out about your rights? Circle the correct answer. a. unions b. community agencies c. legal clinics d. all of the above
. a. unions is correct