Don Sauve, for one, has no doubts about the root cause of the highway accident. It was a case of industrial fatigue, plain and simple. It could have been a school bus that they ran into, at that time of the morning. It could have been you. It could have been me.
Society pays for it in the long run.
We fought hard for those things. To me things are just going backward for the working man. Gilles' and Sauve's accident, it should be noted, is but the latest of several fatalities involving miners who had worked considerable overtime or were on extended shifts. The upshot of the story is that one million overtime hours were worked by Hilton employees in 1999, the equivalent of approximately 500 jobs. Only the last question elicited a reponse.