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The motivation to write this article came from attending a lunchtime talk in Toronto on Friday, August 5, in PJ O’Brien’s Pub. The event was organized by the Toronto Chapter of the Ireland-Canada Chamber of Commerce and the guest speaker was Eddie O’...

Employers are being urged to “sit up and take notice” of unhappy workers by reviewing their management style, in light of a new survey revealing the primary causes of workplace whinging. A survey by training organisation Upskilled reveals a lack of ...

Quincy Simmons had been out of work for more than a year and was growing increasingly desperate. He had sent in about 15 job applications and was working “hustles here and there” but despite his efforts was unable to find a job. Then, through Gover...

A beachfront residence overlooking John Smith's Bay will come up for rent after being overhauled under a Government work programme. The spruced up Government-owned house, ‘Sea Song', was unveiled by Economy Minister Kim Wilson and Government Estates ...

Conflict has been around since the beginning of time. It is also pervasive. We have to deal with it in our work, family and social lives. We have to contend with it from childhood to old age. We know it is inevitable, and it doesn’t just go away if w...

The opening day of the seventh annual Career Fair drew hundreds of private and public school students to Bermuda College. From the electric plasma globe at Belco’s stall, to a spinning wheel of career choices from Conyers Dill and Pearman, around 80 ...