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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 ...

Hundreds of students were urged to be bold, discover their interests, and not to sell themselves short, at the opening day of the seventh annual Career Fair. Students from public and private schools filled two halls of career booths, hosted by the Be...

The movie “Horrible Bosses” is meant to be a dark comedy, but many of us can identify with the characters who conspire to bump off their employers. Like the characters, we too may have experienced bullying, discrimination and harassment in the workpl...

Bermuda’s Labour Relations officers deal with hundreds of complaints each year about employers - mostly over termination and pay issues. Last year they dealt with 365 complaints, compared to 304 in 2009 - and of course not all were found to be valid....

A Bermudian woman told us how she was laid off from her underwriting position at a major reinsurer a year ago, and is now working as a cashier at a supermarket, because she cannot find another job in international business. She has also taken on temp...

Bermuda Motors has made five redundancies in its spare parts and sales departments, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The company said the job losses came as a result of “the review of the Bermuda Motors business model, changes in the current economic en...

Carpenters and out-of-work international business professionals can speak face-to-face with Economy Minister Kim Wilson at an event taking place tomorrow (Thursday) evening. The Minister will hold special sessions for workers from both sectors after ...

The owners of Willowbank are to hold crunch talks with Tourism Minister Patrice Minors to discuss the fate of the 50-year-old hotel. Fernance Perry, chairman of the trustees, plans to meet the Minister when he returns to the Island next week, as “not...

Twelve percent of residents have lost a job in the last year, according to a new poll. Most of those who had their jobs axed were black men and the biggest out of work age group was 45 to 54 year olds. The statistics came from a Mindmaps poll conduct...