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Policy is killing jobs May 20, 2012 Dear Sir, In a column published in the Bermuda Sun on May 18, Government MP Walter Roban concluded that the term limits policy has not been a job killer for Bermudians. He is mistaken. I know because my company pro...

Leading insurers have urged Government to act to encourage companies to locate their senior executives on the Island after their Bermuda-based staff numbers fell for a fourth successive year. The Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers said a ...

A desperate student who dreams of becoming a surgeon has received offers of assistance after issuing a public plea for help in paying her tuition fees. As The Royal Gazette reported last week, Annefa Burke, who grew up in Bermuda and has a Permanent...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards yesterday called on Government to pour resources into creating more private sector jobs to halt the decline in Bermuda’s economy. Mr Richards expressed alarm that the number of people working for Government had su...

Government is setting up a $500,000 retraining scholarship fund at Bermuda College to help people into jobs currently held by expatriates. The initiative will target Bermudians struggling to find work despite their experience in accounting, informati...

A drop in numbers at Saltus due to people leaving the Island has caused the school to shed five teaching assistants jobs. All are held by Bermudians, whose positions will be cut on August 31. The announcement came as the school reported an anticipate...

Popular radio personality Kristy Burgess, also known as Miss Thang is no longer on the airwaves at Hott 1075. Ms Burgess announced at the end of her shift on Monday that: “This would be her last show.” When contacted Ms Burgess said she was pulled of...

CellOne yesterday announced four redundancies as part of a reorganisation that will see its customer service call centre work moved to the US. In a statement last night, CellOne chief operating officer Frank Amaral said most of the wireless carrier’s...

There’s new evidence the job market isn’t getting any better for Bermuda. Eleven percent of Bermudians have lost a job in the last year and of those, 94 percent have not managed to find another one. Hardest hit were whites who made up 16 percent of...