SAQ employees say they're being pressured to up sales
Is the aim to push more alcohol or better educate customers? A SAQ sales program is raising questions with workers.
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For more than a year now, Quebec's liquor board has been asking its employees to take part in a new sales program.
Workers say the goal is to sell a lot more alcohol to people. The SAQ denies that, saying the program is set up to simply help customers in their shopping.
Daybreak's Joanne Vrakas looked into the SAQ's "4A+" program.