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A proposed policy change which would allow non-Bermudian teenagers the right to work here during the summer without work permit control is “not likely” to be taken up by the Government, the Home Affairs Ministry announced yesterday. The Ministry said...

Unionised landscaping staff employed at Tucker’s Point were informed this week that their work will be outsourced to a private company. Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert confirmed that four employees will be affected. “The hotel is out...

There was standing room only last night at St Paul Centennial Hall, where an estimated 300 residents turned out to hear the panel discussion on term limits. Led by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy, it was clear that the diverse group of Bermudians ...

A revision of Bermuda’s work permit policies has been completed and it will increase the number of job categories off limits to non-Bermudians. Among other changes proposed are Special Category Work Permits and New Business Work Permits aimed at glob...

A revision of Bermuda’s work permits policy has been completed and it will increase the number of job categories off limits to non-Bermudians. Among other changes proposed are Special Category Work Permits and New Business Work Permits aimed at globa...

New PLP MP Walton Brown believes Island is entering a period of ‘strained’ labour relations By Ayo Johnson Good labour relations will be critical to Bermuda’s success, observers agree. But does the new political dispensation mean that Government-labo...

Island Notebook February in the Black Diaspora is observed as Black History Month. It began in the United States in the 1920s when a concerted effort by leaders was undertaken to highlight the rich history and culture of black citizens since they wer...