we begin in the uk, where today in parliament, the opposition labour party will force an emergency vote to ban fire and rehire. this after 800 p&0 crew were sacked without notice on thursday. p&0 services remain suspended and protests continue as the government examines the legality of the firm s actions. it wasn t long ago that p&0 was king of the cross channel marketplace, its distinct branding a common sight. yet in recent years it has both changed owners and fortunes as the seas got ever more unpredictable for the industry. then, of course, a global pandemic hit its business hard. to discuss what is ahead i m joined by anita punwani, esg group chair at the institute of risk management.
as great as what the irish government has done. now, the chancellor has hinted at a duty cut may be coming and all eyes on the statement on monday. thank you. and if you want to have your eyes on what the chancellor is saying on wednesday, we have live coverage of the spring statement from 11:00 in the morning here on sky news. also making headlines this morning, labor is expected to force an emergency vote to ban fire and rehire practices and demand the ferry company p & o take back their work force. the mass sackings without notice have caused outrage nationwide amidst reports the security funds with handcuffs, used to take certain british workers off the boards. the foreign office says that this man who has british, iranian citizens has been at a
the accelerator. get our kids 5 and above vaccinated. it is more critical than ever. thank you for being with us this morning. appreciate it. of course. thanks so much, john. so as berman mentioned, happening today, the chicago teachers union is set to hold an emergency vote on whether to walk out of the classroom and move to virtual learning amid a spike in covid cases, even as the city s mayor insists schools are safe and will remain open. joining us now to discuss is the chicago teachers union vice president stacy davis gates. stacy, i know you were just listening to that interview that john berman did with the surgeon general. and what he was talking about there when it came to schools and covid was really more of a reactive than a more of a reactive approach perhaps than a proactive approach. he was talking about temporary emergency decisions, meaning, you know, possible closures or downsizing if staff are out sick. what is your reaction to what he
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