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A forum has been called today on the toll taken on the island’s women by unemployment, with many said to have been forced to seek jobs overseas. “Women Hearing Women”, a gathering to share the challenges facing women, was set by Kim Wilson, the Progr...

Jena McGregor The World Economic Forum took place last week and the theme of this year’s gathering of the world’s leaders, celebrities, billionaires and the merely wealthy will be what it calls the “Fourth Industrial Revolution”. That’s its term for ...

Butterfield Bank has made six management-level employees in Bermuda redundant in a restructuring move. Bank spokesman Mark Johnson told The Royal Gazette that a further 12 workers lost their jobs in the Cayman Islands and Guernsey, although Butterfi...

Older workers need to keep up with technological advances to remain valuable in the workforce. This was one piece of advice given by Bill Zuill, one of the directors of Bermuda Executive Services, to attendees at a special seminar held at the Bermuda...

Dear Sir, I was hoping to start sheep-farming in Bermuda, but I can’t get a work permit for my Border collie. Yours by hook or by crook, ANDREW R. DOBLE Hamilton Parish

The newly published airport development agreement means the Bermuda Government has “put the Island out to any bidder, not even the highest bidder”, according to the Shadow Minister of Transport. Lawrence Scott warned the 33-page document’s lack of sp...

Improvements to the Bermuda Job Board website will go online this Saturday, the Minister of Home Affairs said yesterday. Michael Fahy explained that information on expiring work permits would now include the job title, details from the original job ...

Age Concern will be holding a seminar tomorrow to help people aged over 50 with career and life decisions. Bermuda Executive Services will making the presentation, “Reinvent Yourself After 50”, on changes in the employment market for the older genera...

Businesses must adjust how they nurture loyalty among millennials or risk losing a large percentage of their workforces, according to Deloitte’s fifth annual Millennial Survey. Forty-four per cent of millennials say, if given the choice, they expect...

Although Bermuda’s economy is beginning to recover, that does not mean that unemployment is a thing of the past, or that people don’t need help navigating the jobs market. Although young people have been hardest hit by the recession, those who are 5...

Bermuda received a lot of good economic news last week, confirming that the Bermuda economy is emerging from “The Great Recession”, some seven years after the stock market crash of late 2008. Much of the positive news was encapsulated in an excellen...

Unemployment fell in Bermuda over the last year according to Government statistics, but the number of Bermudians in the workforce dropped by 2 per cent. The 2015 Labour Force Survey Executive Report, released yesterday, confirmed earlier estimations ...