Union seeking further assurances
Steps taken by Treasury to protect workers financially during the coronavirus outbreak 'don't go far enough'.
That's the view of Mick Hewer, who is Prospect's negotiations officer in the Isle of Man.
On Monday this week, Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan announced a series of measures to try and mitigate the impact of coronavirus on businesses and their staff.
Mr Hewer says more details need to be released as soon as possible, to reassure people:
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