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Dear Sir, This is in response to the Opinion column written by BPSU president Jason Hayward. Well, Mr Hayward, this is a bit too much to swallow. I quote: “It is imperative that Government put policies and legislation in place to ensure both the prot...

Shadow Finance Minister David Burt dismissed the One Bermuda Alliance’s pledge to create 2,000 jobs as an electoral ploy — while pointing out the Island has lost nearly 2,000 jobs since 2012. Mr Burt also took the OBA to task for delaying a census, s...

Halfway through its term in office, the One Bermuda Alliance’s election promise of creating 2,000 jobs in five years has proved a tough act to follow. Although OBA backbencher Leah Scott characterised it as “a hopeful and optimistic promise”, she con...

Bermudians should set their career aims high to avoid being made redundant by technology, the managing partner of recruitment and professional services firm Expertise has advised. According to Doug Soares, the long-term trend in Bermuda’s job market...

Business expert Nathan Kowalski has welcomed increased debate on the technological advances that are transforming the Island’s job market and economy. “I am pleased that we are looking into this and it’s now part of the common lexicon,” said Mr Kow...

There are fewer filled jobs and those who are employed are doing a reduced number of working hours per week than at any time in the past four years, figures show. The employment survey report released by the Department of Statistics calculates the Is...

Shadow Home Affairs Minister Rolfe Commissiong voiced concerns that too many students had been turned away from the summer employment programme under the National Training Plan warning government “not to set the bar too high that it puts out qualifie...

Opposition MP Rolfe Commissiong is calling for a Government-wide task force to break an alarming trend of job losses due to technological advances. Government’s education, immigration, economic development, workforce development and finance departmen...

It’s been a tough few years for Bermuda’s construction workers but, as Rajan Simons found out speaking to those within the industry, there remains hope that better times lie ahead. With jobs increasingly hard to come by during a dark era for the cons...

The hiring of an education commissioner has been delayed as no agreement could be made with the leading candidate on the “economic terms of the appointment”. Acting commissioner Dr Freddie Evans will continue in his role into the next school year. T...