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Board accepts that salary increases are “much needed” — but that it does not have the funds to pay for them

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress confirms new deal will deliver “a favourable outcome for members”

No agreement is reached in negotiations as any link with the General Election is ruled out

One police officer's perspective on a day of street violence that divided opinion for decades — and changed the island

Speakers from both sides of the clash remember February 2, 1965

Quango says it is working to address concerns of its staff, including salary negotiations

Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers walked off the job this month

The general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers says the Department of Education is prioritising pay cuts over staffing and safety issues

The two-day training session, held this week, focused on interest-based bargaining

BUT says “blaming teachers for a systemic failure is untenable, and we will not let it stand”

The action could have affected cross-Atlantic trade, although Bermuda was to be protected

Peacefully principled, Dr Simmons was among the activist group that risked reprisals to take on segregation in the 1950s