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Bermuda may be battling through a recession, but workers in the international business sector have been feeling the pain less than most. Compensation paid to Bermuda’s international business workers shot up by a staggering 40 percent in the first qua...

Imagine this. The phone rings. “Good morning, Doug Soares”, I answer. “Doug, this is Joel Glazer, co-chairman of Manchester United Football Club. Doug, I am calling for your advice on work permit policy for Bermuda. Long story short, from 2015, premi...

Only one Bermudian has enrolled for a waiting course at Bermuda College which was due to start this week but has now been pushed back to September. That is the alarming statistic that has left restaurateur Walter Simmons and others in his industry de...

Students will have a chance to make a good first impression on potential employers and brush up their resumes and networking skills at next month’s College Student Networking Event (CSNE). That is according to David Cash, CEO of Endurance Specialty H...

A handful of unemployed people voiced their challenges and concerns to Labour Minister Kim Wilson yesterday at an Unemployment Registration Drive. The drive, which will take place up until July 1, serves to provide the Ministry with vital figures on...

For close to 25 years the Employee Assistance Programme of Bermuda has been helping those in need of personal and job-related counselling and support services. With 225 member companies that account for approximately 17,000 employees, roughly 26 per...

Government is exploring the idea of bringing a US training and vocational programme for young people to Bermuda. Premier Paula Cox met a contractor from the Job Corps initiative in Bermuda four weeks ago. She had a follow-up meeting this week with th...

The Association of Bermuda International Companies (ABIC) has lent its support to Government’s efforts to maintain and create jobs in the international business sector. In the Senate yesterday, Minister of the Economy Kim Wilson said that new positio...