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If you are approaching the age of 60, it is normal for thoughts of retirement to start occupying your mind. For some people, the last five years of work seem like an eternity as they count the days and months until they are “free”. For others, not ...

Rushing to impose a living wage could fuel a “hustle economy” in which bosses dodge their tax contributions by paying staff in cash, the Bermuda Employers Council has warned. Family Centre also cautioned against mandated higher wages risking the jobs...

The Department of Workforce Development has partnered with Take Five Limited to create a three-week training programme which will provide participants with certifications for the Hospitality Industry. “The Tourism, Hospitality and Service Industries...

The Department of Education has asked the Bermuda Union of Teachers to a meeting to tackle fears over a new grading and reports system for pupils. Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, announced that the meeting would be held today with hel...

Remember what it was like when you landed your first “real” job? The light-footed way you glided through the lobby, the thrill you felt when you opened your first box of business cards, the nervousness of recording your voice message? You were going...

The hotel industry backed a commission to set a living wage yesterday, but warned that “one size does not fit all”. Stephen Todd, president of the Bermuda Hotel Association, said the group recognised the need for a living wage and a minimum wage but ...

When people start thinking about financial planning, the types of questions that come to mind include “How much do I save or spend each year?” and “Will I have enough money to retire?” These are natural questions to be asking. We expect our money to ...

A no-confidence vote in the senior managers of public schools was dismissed yesterday by the Minister of Education. Diallo Rabain backed Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, and Valerie Robinson-James, the permanent secretary at the minist...

A meeting between public school paraeducators and education therapist assistants, and the Bermuda Union of Teachers with the Public Service Negotiations Team, was postponed this morning. A spokeswoman for the Government said the Department of Educati...

The RG Business Top Ten Employers is marking its tenth anniversary by introducing a new partner and a new “Diversity and Inclusion Award” that all entrants are eligible to win. The event has evolved since its debut in 2009 into the island’s most prom...

A webinar class is being held this month to assist businesses and finance professionals better understand employee benefits management that can be controlled. The corporate strategy course is entitled “How to avoid unnecessary expenses in employee be...