racism from Bermuda provoked some queries from both the Opposition and Independent senators in the Upper House yesterday.
While some assailed the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality Act (1994) as a bill without teeth, there was broad agreement t...
are trying to find their place in the workplace.
This is the opinion of the organisers of Career Track 1994, a joint venture of the Ministry of Human Affairs and Information and the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce.
"Career Track is essentially about (bus...
In the wake of a recent survey which concluded many Bermudians do not feel linked to international business or tourism, business representatives have agreed the information in the study must be distributed.
The survey, conducted by Market Facts of Ca...
redressing racial imbalances in the workplace, passed in the House of Assembly on Friday night.
Human Affairs and Information Minister the Hon. Jerome Dill introduced the amendment to the current law.
Mr. Dill hinted that another piece of legislation...
reporter and arts critic the late Ms Marian Robb.
Opposition and Government MPs also joined in commending retiring long-time Bermuda Police Force Sgt. Patrick Hamlett.
Mrs. Grace Bell UBP said Sgt. Hamlett had served the Force for 25 years and was "a...
replace Mr. Jack Wright.
Mrs. Eleanor Wilkie Kingsbury, a British citizen currently living in the US, will take over from Mr. Wright when he retires from the school next August.
Mrs. Kingsbury was headmistress of Philadelphia's prestigious Springside...
top priority.
The adage "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure'', is old advice, but it takes on new meaning when you think about your own personal health. The compromise on your health is detrimental.
In general, an annual physical is of p...
When a lawyer defrauded her father of money set aside for her education, Ms Janet Davis' future was in doubt.
But with help from her determined mother and others, Ms Davis defied the odds and became a lawyer herself.
Ms Davis, 28, was recently called...
they called for alternative education for students who have proven to be unmanageable in a traditional school setting.
It's unthinkable because they made the call at a time when the Government is headed pell-mell in the opposite direction -- towards ...
feel committed to either international business or tourism, it was revealed yesterday.
The survey commissioned by the Bermuda International Business Association showed 52 percent of Bermudians do not feel an "ownership or a personal involvement in in...
