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Bus supervisors were in talks with union officials yesterday over “internal concerns” involving a member of staff. The bus service was said to have been unaffected by the action. According to one source, about five or six supervisors were involved ...

Student attendance was adversely affected across Bermuda’s schools owing to island-wide work stoppages yesterday despite all schools remaining open. Yesterday marked the second day of stoppages by Civil Service workers in protest against the Bermuda...

Local boat owner Bill Tatem offered a helping hand to Bermudians, residents and tourists struggling to make their way around the island during yesterday’s work stoppages by giving them a free lift in his boat. The self-employed construction worker to...

The Bermuda Industrial Union is looking into the case of a man who claims he was wrongly dismissed from the Bermuda Hospitals Board in 2013. The former housekeeper was fired after a female supervisor reported him for using threatening words about ano...

Disruptions are expected throughout the Island for all public services on Monday morning as unions have called an urgent meeting regarding the future of furlough days. The Island’s unions converged at the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters yesterd...

Shadow Human Affairs Minister Rolfe Commissiong has emphasised the need to encourage more black and female Bermudians to pursue careers in technology. Mr Commissiong said he was “pleasantly surprised” at the number of blacks and females who attended ...

Progressive Labour Party MP Kim Wilson is to hold a Job Readiness Workshop this week to help Bermudians get back to work. The MP for Constituency 34 teamed up with the Department of Workforce Development to host the workshop, which will cover traini...