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Business Bermuda has announced the 13th Annual College Student Networking Event (CSNE) set to be held next month. The event, which will be held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on July 21, allows Bermuda’s business professionals to meet with upcomin...

High-level layoffs have been made at the Island’s two Government-owned golf courses, The Royal Gazette understands. A total of at least six staff at Port Royal and Ocean View golf courses were informed on Tuesday that their positions had been termina...

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) is looking for Bermudian graduates who want a career in financial regulation to take advantage of its graduate training programme (GTP) and the deadline to apply is today. In a statement released yesterday, the BM...

Teachers could get official letters of termination by tomorrow as the Ministry of Education deals with a ten percent budget cut. Bermuda Union of Teachers general secretary Mike Charles last night said a collective agreement is in place saying any te...

A staggering 90 percent of people who attend meetings believe that half of their time spent in them is wasted. That is according to a survey by time management expert Alec Mackenzie and one of the issues that industrial/organisational psychologist Pa...

A young Bermudian has been given an invaluable insight into running a new business and working in a completely different environment half way round the other side of world. Stratton Hatfield, a maintenance sales representative at Air Care, flew out t...

HWP Group’s mechanical service technician Calvin Thomas has been awarded a Service Technician Level Certification from leading European manufacturer, Volkswagen. HWP trainer Lenny Henderson said of Mr Thomas’ achievement: “Volkswagen vehicles are on...

Members of the Bermuda Public Services Union last night agreed three-to-one to accept a 1.25 percent pay increase for civil servants closing months of often contentious negotiations with Government. “We had 485 people vote, and 75 percent of them vot...

Are workers trading doughnuts for carrot sticks? Some workers’ waistlines may continue to expand, but the good news is that more of them are finding ways to slim down. According to a new CareerBuilder survey, 18 percent of workers report they’ve los...