The motivation to write this article came from attending a lunchtime talk in Toronto on Friday, August 5, in PJ O’Brien’s Pub. The event was organized by the Toronto Chapter of the Ireland-Canada Chamber of Commerce and the guest speaker was Eddie O’...
The public is still banned from seeing Bermuda Industrial Union’s accounts, eight weeks after president Chris Furbert invited everyone to view them through the Registrar General.
The BIU filed its overdue accounts for 2003 to 2009 amid fanfare in ear...
Unemployed people spelled out their frustration at Bermuda’s economic reality as they packed out the 2012 Hospitality Job Fair yesterday.
Hundreds of jobseekers, from teenagers to seniors, visited the Fairmont Hamilton Princess for the day-long event...
Hundreds of jobseekers visited the Fairmont Hamilton Princess today to seek positions within the hospitality industry.
The 2012 Hospitality Job Fair, organised by Government and Bermuda Hotel Association, saw residents of all ages applying for a rang...
Is your boss younger than you? Are you communicating well with each other? According to a conference survey 20 percent of 231 attendees polled are reporting to a younger supervisor.
The survey data calls attention to today’s multi-generational workp...
Lawyer Eugene Johnston says black workers are being kept “under the feet of employers” as they aren’t motivated enough to speak up for their rights.
Mr Johnston has accused Bermuda’s workplaces of being “elitist institutions” which have the “particul...
October 21, 2011
Dear Sir,
I am glad the Buzz dispute is over and everyone can now come together as one and with reasonable prices included.
NO MORE DISPUTE
Devonshire
More than 600 jobs in the hospitality industry will be available at a job fair next week, Economy Minister Kim Wilson announced.
Ms Wilson said that all categories of positions will be available at 14 hotel properties, ranging from entry level positi...
The Bermuda Industrial Union’s financial accounts are still not available for public viewing as the union has failed to submit further details requested by the Registrar General.
The BIU presented its overdue accounts for 2003 to 2009 amid fanfare in...
Mercer’s US Outsourcing business announced results today from its annual, nationally representative Mercer Workplace Survey, which showed that US benefit plan participants are dramatically more pessimistic about their economic expectations than just ...
Employers are being urged to “sit up and take notice” of unhappy workers by reviewing their management style, in light of a new survey revealing the primary causes of workplace whinging.
A survey by training organisation Upskilled reveals a lack of ...
More than 600 jobs in the hospitality industry will be available at a job fair next week, Economy Minister Kim Wilson announced today.
Ms Wilson said that all categories of positions will be available, ranging from entry level positions to skilled an...
