Le Salon international du livre de Québec. L'UNEQ réclame une rémunération décente pour les écrivain-e-s qui animent des ateliers en milieu scolaire

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Montréal — En proposant aux écrivaines et écrivains une rémunération indécente pour certaines interventions en milieu scolaire, le Salon international du livre de Québec (SILQ) démontre à lui seul la nécessité d’encadrer d’urgence les conditions de travail des artistes de la littérature.

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