Delivery Drivers Stop Work in Saskatoon
Introduction
More than 120 delivery drivers in Saskatoon stopped working. They work for a company called Dragonfly. They want better pay and more safety.
Main Body
The drivers say they make very little money. They pay for their own gas and car repairs. Some drivers make less than the minimum wage. Work is very hard. Drivers do not have time to go to the bathroom. They work in cold winter weather. Some drivers got hurt, but the boss told them to keep working. A labor group wants to change the law. They want the law to protect these workers. Dragonfly says they are not the boss of the drivers. They say other small companies pay the drivers.
Conclusion
The drivers will work again when Dragonfly talks to them about these problems.
Learning
💡 The 'Want' Pattern
In this story, people have goals. To say what you need or desire, use Want + [Thing] or Want + To [Action].
1. Want + Thing (Noun)
- "They want better pay."
- "They want more safety."
- "They want the law."
2. Want + To (Verb)
- "They want to change the law."
- "They want to protect workers."
🛠️ Quick Word Swap
Notice how the story describes a bad situation. You can use these A2 words to describe a job:
- Hard Not easy (The work is very hard).
- Little Not much money (They make very little money).
- Hurt Injured/Pain (Some drivers got hurt).
❄️ The 'In' Rule
We use in for weather and seasons: