Sophie Durocher and Richard Martineau, the hosts of the podcast L’apéro piquant, discussed various themes during their review of the year, including sex scandals, labor shortages and the thorny issue of the French language. with their guests Benoît Dutrizac and Stéphan Bureau.
From the outset, Mr. Dutrizac lamented that a former Montreal Canadiens player said that what happens in the locker room stays in the locker room. According to him, the problem is there. For his part, Mr. Bureau believes that before talking about a culture of rape, we must talk about a culture of silence.
“We accept that things do not come out of the locker room. At the first degree, there are people directly involved and those above them will put out the story,” he told QUB radio.
For his part, Richard Martineau drew a parallel with this situation and the Vatican, referring to the culture of silence. That being said, Sophie Durocher acknowledged that the “MeToo” movement, which celebrated its 5e anniversary, had a positive impact: “I am convinced that in 2012, we would not have gone to the end of the story and people would not have been so revolted. This movement has made society aware that there is sexual assault in all walks of life.”
Good god find me an employee
In the second block, the issue of labor shortages was addressed. In this regard, Mr. Bureau reported that the proportion of young people who go to work while going to school is higher compared to 25 years ago. “If a young person is making $24 an hour and they’re told by their boss that they’re essential to their business, that’s for sure tempting for them. However, 10 years later, they have not finished high school.
In French!
As for Molière’s language, Richard and Sophie’s guests talked about Michael Rousseau of Air-Canada, as well as the difficulty of being treated in French in Quebec hospitals and Bill 96.