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The tallest tower crane is about to be dismantled and taken down. It was brought into the Island in 2009 as work continued on the King Edward VII Hospital’s the new Acute Care Wing and named ‘Craneiom’ by local student Isaiah Smith won a contest to c...

On the face of it, you may not expect a group of strangers thrown together in a small office complex to get along, let alone share work, often for free. But there is a bit of a workplace social revolution taking place on Queen Street, in Hamilton, wh...

Staff who were sacked from a health clinic claim officials are dragging their feet over a probe into alleged intimidation at their former workplace. Government’s Workforce Development Department began the inquiry last summer after two staff were dism...

Employees now have increased bargaining powers, Appleby lawyers Kiernan Bell, Michael Hanson and Henry Tucker stated in an e-alert sent out by the law firm. The lawyers were describing the impact of a Supreme Court judgement in a case between Janice ...

Bermuda’s two biggest unions are willing to work with Government to implement cost-saving measures put forward by the SAGE Commission. Acknowledging that the Island’s $331 million debt burden is not sustainable — and that Government needs to slash it...

Bermuda faces “economic suicide” if the cuts proposed by the Spending and Government Efficiency (SAGE) Commission are to be implemented, according to one of the Island’s main unions. The Bermuda Public Services Union (BPSU) tonight issued a rebuttal ...

Bermuda Public Service Union president Kevin Grant praised the appointment of Derrick Binns as the new Cabinet Secretary, calling on him to champion civil service and civil servants. Dr Binns, who previously held the post of Permanent Secretary for t...

A disgruntled Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) employee has filed a complaint with the Department of Workforce Development, claiming the company still owes her money after she was fired on a public holiday soon after her shift began. Gloria Maria Hayward...