The Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley has confirmed that the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) will be supporting the annual Labour Day this Monday.

The Commissioner stated: “Past Labour Day events at Union Square have seen crowds in the region of 2,000 or more be in attendance and we anticipate that a similar crowd will be present at this year’s event.

Having lived in Bermuda for over a year now I have sought to educate myself to the significance of Labour Day for the country.

I recognise the commitment and sacrifices made by many Bermudians and politicians to address disparity and inequality in the work place and to deliver fair democratic process.

The BPS will be present to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all attending, but also we will be there as community partners to celebrate the significant achievements of those who have brought about change in Bermuda.”