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Government has announced “the beginning of the end” for paper work permits, with the launch of a machine-readable card for guest workers. A pilot scheme for the Fast Pass Card begins May 1, starting with holders of periodic work permits only. However...

Government has announced “the beginning of the end” for paper work permits, with the launch of a machine-readable card for guest workers. A pilot scheme for the Fast Pass Card begins May 1, starting with holders of periodic work permits only. However...

An Indian expatriate waiter has cried foul, alleging he was deported from the Island for obeying his boss’s orders. Caetano Fernandes was caught red-handed by undercover Immigration officials as he worked behind the bar at Riddell’s Bay Golf and Coun...

A convicted drug dealer faces deportation back to Jamaica, leaving his Bermudian wife and children, after losing a Supreme Court battle to stay. Willston Davis, who has 13-year-old twins born in Bermuda, argued that his human right to a family life m...

Close to 90 work permits were refused last year due to a moratorium designed to reduce the number of non-Bermudian workers in certain areas. The ban on permits for landscape gardeners, cleaners, kitchen porters and skilled labourers was implemented i...

By Sara Westhead Second part in a multi-week series reflecting on the 2010 Census data and the current state of the religion in Bermuda. The Church of God, in its various forms, has long been a staple in Bermuda’s religious society, and so it came ...

This is the first in a series on the current state of religion in Bermuda, based on the recent Census. this week, Sara Westhead looks at the Roman Catholic Church When the 2010 Census results were announced a few weeks ago, some details held little ...

The Association of Bermuda International Companies (ABIC) yesterday praised Government’s new incentives for job makers law saying it sends a clear message that Bermuda wants to grow international business. The Act, which exempts top company executive...