and two weeks at easter and christmas. but the gmb union, which is fighting the company for recognition, said that while flexible working is welcome, most workers want better wages. to discuss more on this story, i m joined by chris roebuck, global leadership expert. chris, it s good to see you. that s theissue chris, it s good to see you. that s the issue here isn t it s it s a debate about whether this is a move by amazon to be really flexible and attract more workers, or whether to maybe deflect a little bit of attention, but it doesn t like unionis? workers. i attention, but it doesn t like unionis? workers. attention, but it doesn t like unionis? workers. i think you re absolutely unionis? workers. i think you re absolutely right, unionis? workers. i think you re absolutely right, ben. - unionis? workers. i think you re absolutely right, ben. if- unionis? workers. i think you re absolutely right, ben. if we - unionis? workers. i think you re| absolutely right, ben. if we look
it a ., , a non-smoking, not the issue, isn t it s it s really positive that it is this unique it s it s really positive that it is this unique confusing - it s it s really positive that it is this unique confusing product| it s it s really positive that it is - this unique confusing product which if used as intended will kill one out of two customers so it is positive that we are not seeing large numbers of people smoking but it is a needless nicotine addiction. that young people are at risk of taking up. so we need the government to act to make sure that high levels of experimentation that you see don t translate into long term use in our teenagers. but also we want to make sure that we don t end up in a position like australia where we feel the need to put these products only on prescription. we want to make sure that they continue to be available for smokers to switch. hazel, good to talk to. thanks for your insight on that. a breaking news to bring you developing tonight here i
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