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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...

Senior executives deemed essential to Bermuda’s economy will become eligible for work permit exemptions starting on December 17. Under the Incentives for Job Makers Act, key members of staff who fit the eligibility profile can also qualify for Perman...

Minister of Community and Culture Wayne Scott has unveiled a new short-term employment programme which is set launch this month. The 18-week programme will employ a total of 60 people to carry out landscaping and general maintenance around the Island...

A reinsurance firm has axed or transferred a total of seven jobs after a decision to close its underwriting office in Bermuda. It is thought five jobs have gone, with two staff being offered positions elsewhere in the Hardy Group’s international netw...

November 24th, 2013 Dear Sir, Having served within Government over three decades I have worked with a good number of qualified, dedicated and productive public sector employees. I have seen works undertaken that are of benefit to the public served an...

Bermuda trades union leaders have warned that the SAGE Commission’s plans to streamline Government could affect more than 1,700 jobs — and warned of a fightback if massive cuts are imposed. The grim prediction came after the commission report recomme...

A new one-stop centre for employment and labour initiatives has opened, and been hailed as marking a “significant milestone”. The new Department of Workforce Development is the old Magistrates’ Court Building. “The Ministry of Home Affairs has worked...

Bermuda needs to relax its immigration policies and vastly improve the education level of locals if it is to remain competitive in the global job market, a meeting heard today. Employment expert Doug Soares told Hamilton Rotarians that the Island nee...

An initiative offering a tax break to employers that hire locals has resulted in 420 new Bermudian hires over six months, according to Finance Minister Bob Richards. However, today’s announcement swiftly came under fire from the Opposition Progressiv...

Unemployed females are seeking counselling for depression in increasing numbers, according to the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre. Patrice Frith Hayward told The Royal Gazette there had been a noticeable increase recently in women w...