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One of the things I like best about writing this column is hearing from readers of all walks of life. Quite a few of you have reached out to me with comments or ideas for articles and these thoughts are appreciated because they all inspire content in...

More than 730 employers or self-employed are behind with pension contributions at the end of 2017, the House of Assembly heard on Friday. But Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, said 106 “compliance meetings” had been held with people behind on p...

Court staff took action over a colleague who signed a document that claimed a sex offender convicted in July had no criminal convictions in the past three years. The administrative staff in the court system attended a union meeting on Monday called o...

It was the pampered and hopelessly out of touch Marie Antoinette in France in the 18th century who announced that the solution to everyone’s economic problems was to eat cake because, after all, who doesn’t feel immediately better after a nice big sl...

A former employee at a cleaning firm that closed this month said that she and other employees were still owed back wages. The woman, who asked not to be named, said she and “more than 30” other former workers at Just Cleaners Ltd were still due mone...

The number of complaints about alleged immigration breaches since January has already surpassed the total for 2018. Compliance officers have received 128 reports so far in 2019, compared with 126 overall in the previous year. The total for 2017 was 1...

Nishanthi Bailey has been elected as the new president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers. The announcement yesterday came after the union held elections for its executive committee at its annual conference at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club on Mon...

Bermuda’s education minister this morning congratulated the new president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers on her election. Diallo Rabain said that he was “encouraged by the opportunity to collaborate” with Nishanthi Bailey and the other new members...

Housekeepers were reminded that their services leave lasting impressions on visitors and patients at a workshop for union members today. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works and Acting Minister of Tourism and Transport, welcom...

Government will host a job fair in Hamilton next Wednesday to help more Bermudians join the workforce. Lovitta Foggo, Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said the aim of the job fair is to pair the unemployed or under employed with poten...

Elections were held yesterday for officer and executive positions at the Bermuda Union of Teachers. Hundreds of members attended the organisation’s annual conference at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club. The event provided professional development o...

“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less travelled by.” — Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken As I was driving the South Shore Road to Southampton on Saturday, I happened upon a traffic congestion at Astwood Park and was elated to dis...