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Unconscious bias drives company bosses to pick employees who are most like them, insurance industry veteran Brian Duperreault was scheduled to tell a conference in London today. Mr Duperreault said that managers had to find a way to deal with innate ...

Dear Sir, From my perspective as a businessman, it is helpful to consider and to identify the conditions that help to create opportunities for individuals in Bermuda. With this information, we can then consider how businesses can engage further to en...

Insurance company management has traditionally been dominated by white males — but introducing more diversity will help the industry’s bottom line. That is the view of Kathleen Reardon, chief executive officer of Hamilton Re and a leading organiser o...

The Women’s Legal Network is to host an information session on the art of salary negotiation. The presentation is being given by Sylvia Jones of Elevate Executive Selection, an executive search and recruitment company. Ms Jones will offer advice on t...

The Royal Gazette received a welcome boost this summer courtesy of a group of young Bermudian interns pursuing careers in journalism. Those who read the bylines may already be familiar with the work of Jahzuena Douglas, Ezrah Rampersad and Rajan Simo...

A presentation in Hamilton tonight will outline potential career opportunities for Bermudians in Ghana. The free event, from 6pm to 8pm at the Bermuda Industrial Union, will showcase the abundant possibilities in the West African nation for enterpri...

Legislation giving a tax break to the Hamilton Princess Hotel to convert a Hamilton commercial space into staff housing has been approved by the Senate. The concessions cover turning the old Bank of Bermuda building into 55 rooms, with the ground fl...

The decision around whether to go back to work after having a baby — and pay for childcare — is already difficult. Parents can now add another stark financial figure to their calculations: each lost year of employment could cost a family more than th...

Bermuda recorded its seventh consecutive year of job losses as the total number of posts held fell by 156, according to government statistics released today. The total number of jobs in the island’s economy was 33,319, down from 33,475 in 2014, a fal...

Statistics show that some 15 million people in the US don’t work the typical nine-to-five. These employees (or shift workers), who punch in for graveyard or rotating shifts, are more prone to numerous health hazards, from heart attacks to obesity, an...

Employees need to feel safe at work in a world that “is still filled with danger”. That is the view of Simon Sinek, management guru and bestselling author, who drew parallels between body chemistry and the workplace environment in an engaging opening...

Rolfe Commissiong has suggested that the Employment Act needs to be amended so that employers are obliged to pay overtime rates to employees working in excess of 40 hours a week. During the motion to adjourn in the House of Assembly on Friday, he sai...