This book reveals a sombre aspect of contemporary Canadian history, the administration of justice, infringement of the labour law and the exploitation of the circumstances exposed by the decline of unions. The book traces and chronicles the tribulations of one worker who dares to challenge the government to do their duty and enforce the law against one delinquent corporation found in contravention of the law, they wouldn't pay their employees. This is arguably a second Industrial Revolution in which unemployment is high, decent jobs are hard to find, and contract assignments rule the day. It is not a pretty scenario, but unscrupulous businessmen are waiting like ravenous vultures to take advantage of the slightest opportunity that comes to the surface. They seem anxious to embrace slavery.