Social media post rings the alarm on issues facing P.E.I. paramedics

The union representing Prince Edward Island paramedics says concerns raised in a social media post reflect how some of its members have been feeling. Jason Woodbury, president of CUPE Local 3324, says paramedics aren’t paid enough, are being denied vacation time they've earned, and worry about the future of overtime work. CBC's Tony Davis reports.

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