/R E P E A T -- VIDEO B-ROLL AVAILABLE VIA CNW - Labour Day Poll: Canadians
More Secure but Recession Jitters Hard to Shake/

TORONTO, Sept. 1 /CNW/ - The following B-Roll is available by Video On-Demand web download:

STORY SUMMARY: What a difference a year makes. Canadians are feeling more relaxed this Labour Day, with well over half saying they are more secure in their jobs now compared to a year ago, according to the second annual Labour Day poll by Monster.ca. The survey of just over a thousand Canadians also found:

    
    -   57 per cent of Canadians feel they have more job security today than
        they did a year ago;
    -   Most Canadians surveyed (18-24) think they get stuck working longer
        hours and more weekends than their older married colleagues;
    -   Work-life balance is now so important that 82 per cent of Canadians
        would take a pay cut to get more of it.

    SHOT LIST:
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    This b-roll contains footage of:

    Interviews with:
    -   Mike Jackson, spokesperson for Monster.ca
    -   John Kervin, Sociology Professor, U of T
    -   Streeter with Canadians answering the following questions:

    * How secure are you in your job today compared to one year ago?
    * Do you think Canada is in store for another recession - why/why not?
    * Do you think bosses treat young single workers differently than
        married workers with kids? ie: are they more likely to be asked to
        work late or weekends?
    * How important is work/life balance to you? *Would you take a pay
        cut to get more work/life balance?
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    Buildings in downtown Toronto showing public and private sector offices

    Shotlist:
    -   sidewalk shots of people on street
    -   exterior shots of buildings
    -   shots of people walking into buildings
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    Interview with Mike Jackson, spokesperson for Monster.ca
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    Inside and Office:

    Shotlist:
    -   Workers behind desks
    -   Workers at computer
    -   Workers gathered talking and drinking coffee
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    Interview with John Kervin, Professor of Sociology at the University of
    Toronto

    Shotlist:
    -   Standup of professor on campus
    -   Walking shot
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    Interview of working parents at home in Etobicoke

    Shot list:
    -   Mom getting out of car walking into house
    -   Dad in kitchen with kids
    -   Both parents in backyard with kids
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    TIME OF POSTING:         5am ET
    DATE OF POSTING:         Thursday Sept 2, 2010

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