Op-ed: Ad agency lockout disproportionately hurts diverse gig workers
Some of Canada’s largest ad agencies are trying to take away these minimum protections from performers who make commercials
Samora Smallwood
September 18, 2022
Some of Canada’s largest ad agencies are trying to take away these minimum protections from performers who make commercials
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