We have strengthened the Employment Act, enshrined protections against workplace harassment, including sexual harassment, and – true to our labour roots – modernised our labour laws
Workers making $48,000 have seen their payroll tax bill slashed by 58% since we took office – yes 58% – and we kept our promise to start making our tax system fairer by ensuring that dividend payments are taxed for the first time ever. No Bermudian in this country is denied further education and training due to a lack of funds. We have invested in scholarships, apprenticeships, training, and the Bermuda College, with hundreds of Bermudians upgrading their skills, earning degrees and certifications, being prepared for the jobs of the future. In our first three (3) years the PLP invested a cumulative $22 million more in public education than the previous government. And though there is still much more work to do as a party we should be proud of the progress that we have made on a number of fronts: That same servant leadership is what you can expect from this party in government as we engage in the task of executing our mission to rebuild Bermuda with Bermudians at heart. We have always been more than just a political party, but an organisation deeply rooted in the community with members committed to being servant leaders. That is the true essence of the Bermuda Progressive Labour Party. We have checked in on our seniors who may not be connected to the internet to ensure they were getting the support needed, and we have continued to serve after the election. Many of our branches, up-and-down this island, have delivered thousands of meals to persons in need.
The members of the Progressive Labour Party have joined many community organisations in answering the call of service during this Pandemic. He has made 994 runs in eight matches at an average of 76.46, including six centuries and a fifty.As you have seen since the election, we have not stopped working for Bermuda. Middle-order batter Jonny Bairstow has emerged as the face of England’s Test resurgence with the 32-year-old currently the leading run-scorer in the longest format of the game this year. That’s not what it is about,” Key was quoted as saying by Sky Sports.
It doesn’t mean that you can only play in the Test team if you’re someone who is going to play a shot a ball. I don’t think Joe Root has gone out there and just looked to play shots.
It’s not about going out there and just looking to play shots. It’s not our term and it devalues a little bit what those guys have done, and those two (Stokes and McCullum) in particular. England men’s cricket team managing director Rob Key believes people should not be using the term ‘Bazball’ to signify the resurgence of the England Test side under new coach Brendon (Baz) McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes, saying it devalues the team’s achievements.įollowing England’s four successive Test victories with McCullum and Stokes at the helm, where they have chased down some amazing scores including the record 378-run chase effected against India in the rescheduled fifth game at Edgbaston, the term ‘Bazball’ is being openly used to describe the side’s positive and attacking style of play.īut Key said the resurgence was not simply about playing bold shots as the team was also soaking up a lot of pressure.
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