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Works Minister Derrick Burgess yesterday gave details on a programme to train unemployed people in horticultural skills by cleaning up the Railway Trail. Under the Railway Trail Hiring Initiative, it’s hoped 24 people will become trained and certifie...

Government will put 20 of Bermuda’s jobless to work this summer, on small “shovel ready” projects around the Island. The Small Works Job Initiative was announced yesterday by Economy Minister Kim Wilson, and Government Estates Minister Neletha Butter...

Job seekers were given some invaluable advice and tips on resume writing and interview skills at a workshop hosted by Business Bermuda. The event, which was held on Thursday and presented by Derek Smith, executive director of Bermuda Careers Centre a...

While they were fewer in number than in previous years, the 100 or so students involved in the 2001 Summer Employment Programme have been praised for their work ethic, pride and integrity by Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Kim Wilson. Address...

Young Bermudians are benefiting from a new drive set up to help them get a head start in the construction industry. Shaquille Lathan and McKario Burch both signed up to become the first participants in the Bermuda Small Contractors Association’s pilo...

HSBC Bank Bermuda has not confirmed whether its workforce will be trimmed as part of the 30,000 global jobs cuts planned over the next three years by its parent company HSBC Holdings plc. HSBC Holdings plc, which yesterday reported a three percent in...

In the second of a series of features on Bermudian students working abroad, ALEX WRIGHT speaks to Cole Simmons about starting out on his career in public relations. Some wise words of advice from former Royal Gazette reporter Glenn Jones inspired Co...

Local businesses will play a key role lining young people up for long-term careers under the Island’s Jobs Corps vocational programme. Community Development Minister Michael Weeks said Government wants to tap into the knowledge and expertise of the b...

An essay on the issues facing Bermuda’s tourism industry and the challenges that needed to be addressed was enough to land Kenisha Pough a place at prestigious New York public relations firm Lou Hammond & Associates. Having sent in her CV and the 1,0...