Yes, We Can!
Synopsis
Documentary produced by the Canadian Union of Public Employees that traces the experiences of women in the CUPE union. Topics covered include the need for women’s leadership, the fight for equal pay for work of equal value, the importance of bystander intervention, the impacts of precarity on women workers and struggles with balancing caregiving responsibilities.
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