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Is it too late to rethink furlough days?

Dear Editor, I wonder if it isn’t too late to rethink the furlough day option for Government employees? Now that we all understand, from the recent Budget, what a serious position we are in, I would think most Government workers would rather go “onwa...
Feb 26, 2015
Other

Summer internships on offer for Bermudians

Summer internships for Bermudians offering networking opportunities and hands-on experience are being offered by Deloitte. The deadline for applications is tomorrow. The company’s Deloitte Exclusive Experience Programme (DEEP) is available to all B...
Feb 26, 2015
Other

"Hotel ready for early 2017"

The development of Morgan’s Point into a luxury hotel resort will provide job opportunities for Bermudians and Bermudian companies, according to Craig Christensen. The president and CEO of Morgan’s Point Ltd told The Royal Gazette that the resort wou...
Feb 26, 2015
Other

Mirrors to offer professional development

The Mirrors Programme is to offer professional development training for its participants. Mirrors co-ordinator Kim Jackson said the training would provide an opportunity to support professionals in achieving the best results at work, within organisa...
Feb 25, 2015
Other

Morgan’s Point: Jobs will indeed be generated

Morgan’s Point developer Craig Christensen last night said he could not promise construction jobs for Bermudians once building work on a hotel, multiple residential units and a mega yacht marina project got under way. He was answering questions about...
Feb 25, 2015
Other

Fahy accused of ignoring artists’ concerns

Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy has been accused by the Bermuda Entertainment Union (BEU) of railroading impending legislative changes without heeding the input of local artists. The BEU was “not consulted, but simply pacified”, according union pr...
Feb 24, 2015
Other

BPSU: Tax concession rollback an ‘injustice’

By Sarah Lagan The reduction in payroll concessions for hotel, restaurant and retail employees is an “injustice” according to Jason Hayward. In a statement, the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union highlighted that employees will experienc...
Feb 23, 2015
Budget

Careers fair for job hunters

A careers fair will held this week at Elbow Beach for jobseekers looking for opportunities in the hospitality industry. The event, which has been organised by the Department of Workforce Development and the Bermuda Hotel Association, will take place...
Feb 23, 2015
Other

Spectre of job losses raised

Public sector workers could be laid off this fiscal year, Finance Minister Bob Richards warned as he lamented the union leadership’s refusal to continue with furlough days. Mr Richards said job losses could no longer be ruled out as Government trims ...
Feb 21, 2015
Other

Lurching towards another showdown

In view of this being Black History Month and the recent recollections of the Belco strike, we have reproduced from our RG archives an article dated February 9, 2013. February in the black Diaspora is observed as Black History Month. It began in the ...
Feb 21, 2015
Other

Budget: unions hope to see plans for growth

Union leaders have said that while they understand that government spending will need to be cut in the Budget, they hope it will be balanced with ideas to increase revenue. Bermuda Public Services Union president Jason Hayward said that he is not com...
Feb 20, 2015
Other

Bus driver shortage issues discussed

An “unusually high” number of sick days that has disrupted bus service prompted the Bermuda Industrial Union to call a meeting with Transport Ministry officials on Wednesday. Sick days at the Department of Public Transportation were discussed with Sh...
Feb 20, 2015
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