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The Government employee furlough policy, designed to curb public sector expenditure and reduce the annual budget, is unlikely to continue beyond March 31. Bermuda Public Services Union president Jason Hayward said that a five-point Memorandum Of Und...

Michael Dunkley expressed his support for the Island’s police today, telling the Bermuda Police Association that its efforts have been “invaluable”. Speaking during the association’s annual general meeting, the Premier and Minister for National Secur...

Anyone who has played sports at any level knows that the key to success is to work on your weaknesses in practice and to play to your strengths and minimise your flaws in competition. The last Recruiting and Retention column was practice — detailing...

Financial services firm Sun Life is planning to more than double its staff on the Island over the next few years. And the Canadian-founded firm’s international arm aims to boost the number of Bermudians in top jobs with an international training prog...

Members of the Bermuda Trade Union Congress (BTUC) will be eligible to receive insurance discounts starting next year. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy announced in the Senate yesterday that, as a result of discussions with the Tripartite Economic ...

Businesses will have to ensure their commercial premises are brought up to the standards required by new fire safety rules — otherwise they could face penalties in the courts. The rules are in the Fire Safety Act, just passed by MPs in the House of ...

Management Solutions is delighted to announce that three Bermudians have successfully achieved the designation of Investors in People Specialists. Jenny Smatt, Alana Rogers and Pandora Glasford underwent a rigorous two-year certification process, cu...

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress has called on Government to address a series of questions about plans to partner with the Canadian Commercial Corporation on the airport redevelopment. The union claims a non-binding memorandum of understanding conce...

Senator Michael Fahy, the Home Affairs Minister, has explained why the implementation of a new work permit policy has been postponed. The final policy was expected to be rolled out on Monday after months of consultation with a host of stakeholders, ...