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Today’s organisations live in the Glassdoor era. Every corporate decision is immediately publicly exposed and debated. Once-private issues are now posted online for every employee — and every potential employee — to read. An organisation’s culture — ...

Bermuda Government Ministers have been accused of giving away control of LF Wade International Airport to foreign interests. The grass roots community group the People’s Campaign has called a town-hall meeting for tomorrow night, urging “all Bermudi...

The Canadian Commercial Corporation has added its voice to the growing controversy surrounding plans to build a new airport in Bermuda. The company issued a statement this afternoon, just an hour after the People’s Campaign made public a raft of comm...

Architects, electricians and contractors are all invited to take part in a series of public meetings, hosted by Current Code Electrical Consultants and Technical Engineers. The next in the series, “Review of the 2014 Bermuda Residential Building Code...

Dear Sir, I was bemused by the opinion piece by Robert Stewart as published in The Royal Gazette on May 6, 2015. It purported to link together the thinking of Karl Marx with the almost global recognition of May 1 as “International Workers Day” and m...

It was with some degree of amusement that I read Mr Stewart’s rather astonishing attack on Karl Marx (May 6, RG), in an attempt to criticise the BIU celebrating International Workers Day. I say astonishing both for its inaccuracies and the rather biz...

The Corporation of Hamilton has reached a milestone in its quest to earn an Investors in People (IIP) designation. Yesterday, licensed Bermuda IIP specialist Pandora Glasford presented the Corporation’s chief operating officer Ed Benevides with the o...

BIU president Chris Furbert is on solid ground when he states (according to the RG of May 2) that “the struggle for a better world continues”. Most people do so on a daily basis when they get out of bed to go to work; children do the same when they ...

A foreign national working without a permit has been removed from a work site, according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy. The minister said the action was the result of information passed on by shadow minister for Immigration Walton Brown, who ...

Innovations in the world of office furniture design have tended to serve one of two purposes. Some are designed to help the corporations who pay for them — open-plan offices are supposed to make workers more collaborative, for example, and cubicles o...

This article is the third in a ten-part series by professional services firm Deloitte which will explore the new world of work, the top talent challenges, and how leaders can begin to address them. Learning today has become a business-critical prior...

The legacy of unions in the defence of workers was recognised at a rally outside City Hall, as May Day — or International Workers’ Day — was observed. “The struggle for a better world continues,” said Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert,...