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Government employees will be able to tap into their pensions early if they encounter financial hardships such as rent arrears or medical expenses from April 1 onwards. Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox introduced the changes to the Public Servic...

Bermudian Nicholas Thuell has returned home after completing 16 months overseas as part of a graduate scheme with Bermuda-based insurer Hiscox. The 26-year-old said he learned a lot through placements in the UK and France and now is back in Bermuda w...

“I am either a homeless entrepreneur or I have 450 rooms in San Francisco, it all depends on your perspective,” said Brian Chetsky, 29, as he vacated his three-bedroom apartment in 2010. AIRBNB.com had been founded in that very apartment just two ye...

Staff walked off the job at Riddell’s Bay Golf and Country Club in protest at the dismissal of a colleague. About ten employees demonstrated outside the club yesterday, for the second day in a row, carrying placards such as “Workers demand respect” a...

For two Bermudians who couldn’t find work, the waiter-server programme has proven a fast track to gainful employment. Launched as a partnership between Government and the private sector, the scheme is still moving ahead with the goal of replacing 100...

Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert yesterday claimed that mismanagement of the civil servants pension fund under the United Bermuda Party Government is the reason why it is underfunded now. The Public Service Superannuation Fund was sup...

The Bermuda Industrial Union yesterday warned that privatisation of public services could be a “recipe to disaster”. BIU president Chris Furbert told the media that while there are pros and cons to the idea of privatising public services, it was not ...