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Dead Today, Gone Tomorrow: The framing of workplace injury in Canadian newspapers, 2009-2014

机译:今日死亡,明天消失:2009-2014年加拿大报纸上工作场所伤害的情况

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Background How the media frames and presents a subject influences how society sees and responds to that issue. Analysis This study uses frame analysis to examine how Canadian English language newspapers portrayed workplace injuries between 2009 and 2014. Three frames emerge: Under Investigation, Human Tragedy, and Before the Courts. There is also a meta-frame casting injuries and fatalities as isolated events happening to "others" with no cause, thus the public ought not be concerned about workplace safety. Conclusion and implications The article concludes that media frames obscure issues of cause and fault, thereby denying workers a full understanding of why injuries happen in the workplace. These frames serve the interests of employers by obfuscating the employer's role in creating workplace injury and death.
机译:背景媒体如何组织和呈现一个主题会影响社会如何看待和回应这一问题。分析本研究使用框架分析来研究2009年至2014年间加拿大英语报纸对工作场所伤害的描述。三个框架出现了:正在调查,人类悲剧和出庭前。此外,由于孤立事件无缘无故地发生在“其他人”身上,因此也有元帧投下伤亡事故,因此公众不应担心工作场所的安全。结论和意义本文的结论是,媒体框架掩盖了因果关系问题,从而使工人无法完全理解为什么在工作场所发生伤害。这些框架通过模糊雇主在造成工作场所伤害和死亡中的作用来维护雇主的利益。

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