United States oil worker interviewed on safety

This video from the USA says about itself:

Contract worker speaks on safety issues in US oil strike

4 March 2015

In this interview, a contractor with extensive experience in oil refineries speaks on the long hours, dangerous conditions and other issues that have led to the largest strike in the oil industry since 1980.

See also here.

COLOMBIAN oil workers gave notice on Wednesday of an indefinite strike in protest at job losses in the sector after the drop in global oil prices. About 10,000 oil workers have lost their jobs so far and the number could reach 25,000 by the end of the year: here.

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