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Government had no legal option other than to cancel requested teacher transfers, according to Bermuda Union of Teachers secretary general Mike Charles. Mr Charles conceded that the consultation requirement, put in place by a Supreme Court order one y...

Following a long-simmering labour dispute, unionised dock workers and Stevedoring Services are to join forces on a retroactive collective bargaining agreement. In a joint statement issued yesterday, both the company and the port worker division of th...

Hundreds of applications for one job, and finding the right balance between reducing labour costs and keeping employees happy — the Island’s prolonged economic downturn has dramatically changed the work environment for Bermuda’s HR professionals. Jen...

Employers and local businesses have largely welcomed the cost-cutting deal agreed between the Government and its employees. Both the Bermuda Employers’ Council (BEC), and the Chamber of Commerce, praised the Memorandum of Understanding which should s...

Public sector workers and Government have agreed to a two-year package which includes an overall 4.6 percent reduction in their take-home pay by taking a day off a month unpaid. That is expected to yield about $21 million in annual savings. But the ...

All four trainees sent abroad for certification to become qualified butchers have been placed in jobs at local grocery stores. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy updated Senators on the Butcher Training Programme in the Upper House yesterday. He cong...