A Working Chance

197622 min 10 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Bonnie Sherr Klein

Production: Bonnie Sherr KleinKathleen Shannon

Produced by the National Film Board of Canada for the Canadian Department of Manpower and Immigration.

This film describes the Local Initiatives Program designed by the Canadian government to help diminish the adverse effects of seasonal unemployment. The film interviews the people involved in some projects, as well as those behind the scenes, and shows how they work. By the same token it depicts a society where, because of increased automation, regular jobs are becoming fewer and new ways of working are being sought. It is a look at future alternatives.

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Subject categories


  • Work and Labour Relations > Employment Agencies, Programs and Services
  • Politics and Government - Canada > Government Agencies, Programs and Services

Credits


director
Bonnie Sherr Klein
producer
Bonnie Sherr Klein
executive producer
Kathleen Shannon
camera
Pierre Letarte
Kent Nason
sound
Jean-Guy Normandin
Ted Haley
editing
Anne Henderson
Edward Le Lorrain
sound editing
André Galbrand
narrator
Katie Malloch
narration
Margot Dionne
re-recording
Jean-Pierre Joutel