THE Unite union is refusing to sit at the same table as Prospect during crucial negotiations with government.
Today’s Isle of Man Examiner has the full story.
Also inside, reporter Adrian Darbyshire talks to Samantha Barks, who’s been filming in the island.
The front page picture is of one of the best-known people in the island,Dot Tilbury. She will be leaving her job at the Post Office.
On page 4, the paper reveals how much the farmers’ charity has raised after livestock died in the snow.
We also talk to the two candidates who have so far announced they are planning to stand in the Douglas West by-election.
After bendy buses, the paper reveals plans to introduce ‘articulated’ or bendy steam trains.
There’s also a look inside Port St Mary’s old police station, which is on the market. Fancy living there?
In the centre pages, we join the churches in Port Erin on their procession with the cross through the village for Easter.
The main story on the back page is the Easter Running Festival, while inside we report on Ayre’s victory in the Woods Cup final.
It might be a bank holiday, but the Isle of Man Examiner is in the shops as normal today.