Australia has taken its first step toward living with COVID, with restrictions relaxed in NSW after more than 100 days of lockdown.
But young hospitality workers are worried about the abuse they’ll cop when checking customers’ vaccination statuses.
Plus, a Four Corners investigation has found a culture of systemic bullying, discrimination and misconduct towards staff at Sony Music Australia.
Live guests:
Mairead Lesman, Young Workers Centre
Leanne de Souza, artist manager and researcher
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