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Some expatriate workers may soon be eligible for ten year work permits, Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Kim Wilson announced yesterday. Sen Wilson made the announcement as she wants international businesses to know “Bermuda is open for business"...

It would be no exaggeration to say that Kim and Kay are two of a kind, highly professional extremely busy productive women. One moment Kim Wilson was Bermuda’s Attorney General, and the next she was at Government House being sworn in as Minister of...

Economy Minister Kim Wilson today pledged to ensure Bermudian companies are provided with an equal opportunity to compete for work in the hospital redevelopment. Scores of people attended a meeting this morning at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess to he...

Local companies that want to get involved in the redevelopment of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital are being invited to a meeting held by Government and contractors BCM McAlpine. When redevelopment is completed, the new building will include 90 sing...

Economy Minister Kim Wilson appeared to attack the Bermuda Industrial Union this morning about a dispute over a sacked bus driver when she delivered a strongly-worded speech on work ethics. Speaking in the Senate she said a recurring theme she heard ...

Unemployed locals have been told to attend hospitality fair later this month to find work opportunities. Minister of Economy Kim Wilson said people should show up at the February 17 fair. “I encourage all Bermudians who are seeking employment to atte...

Economy Minister Kim Wilson has extended a moratorium on work permits for skilled labourers, landscape gardeners and cleaners. Ms Wilson told a press conference yesterday the moratorium had been extended for another three months. “The reality is tha...