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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...

More than 100 free dinners were served up last night at the St Paul Centennial Hall for local residents feeling the brunt of unemployment in Bermuda. The dinner was organised by the church’s Rose Bell Missionary Society. Included in the numbers that...

Touched by the growing number of Bermudians out of work, a missionary society attached to St Paul AME Church will host a free dinner tonight for the unemployed. Admission is free but tickets must be obtained in advance and residents who are struggli...

The Restaurant Division of the Chamber of Commerce is to meet with Economy Minister Patrice Minors today to discuss implementation of the work permit moratorium policy. Mrs Minors told Parliament on February 3 that about 25 kitchen assistants on work...

The Salvation Army has seen an unprecendented increase in the number of people seeking help in securing basic essentials like food as a result of the recession. Major Wayne Loveless, the man responsible for the Army’s social services, said there had ...

More than 35 jobs were lost yesterday as two international companies announced a consolidation of their business and a charity said it had been hit by the continuing recession. As exclusively reported on www.royalgazette.com yesterday, hedge fund man...

Twenty accounting positions are being made redundant at Bank of New York Mellon’s Bermuda office, with employees being notified this week. The news out of BNY Mellon Alternative Investment Services, a hedge fund administrator located on Front Street,...

After more than 40 years in Bermuda, hedge fund management company, Jupiter, is closings its doors this month letting go all ten employees. According to Citywire UK, Jupiter suffered a net outflow of £225 million in the final three months of 2011 as ...

Students need to research Bermuda’s job market before going to university rather than coming home and assuming they will find work in their chosen fields. Attorney General Kim Wilson has issued this advice to young people as she weighs in on the dis...

Unemployed university graduate Stacy Babb has resorted to trying to grab the attention of company bosses with an eye-catching employment advert. The 28-year-old, who has been out of work for three months, has taken the initiative to sell her skills ...