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A total of 1,121 people added their names to Government’s Island-wide unemployment register. Senator Kim Wilson today revealed the final number of people who had registered during the almost two-week period from June 21 to July 1. Of those registered...

Government’s push to register the Island’s unemployed continues this week, with more than 650 people registered so far. The drive began last Tuesday. As of Friday, 531 surveys were completed online while 119 people registered at various stations acro...

By Jonathan Bell Government yesterday launched an Island-wide campaign in hopes of registering Bermuda’s unemployed. Two venues at the East End were used St George’s Town Hall and St David’s Cricket Club. The stations will move across the Island th...

SYDNEY (Bloomberg) - Australian job advertisements dropped in May by the most in two years as the nation’s employment growth slowed, a private report showed. Jobs advertised in newspapers and on the Internet fell 6.5 percent from April, when they dec...

Increasing numbers of people are reporting they’ve been unemployed a long time, according to retail boss Kristi Grayston. As Government continues to refuse to provide unemployment figures, Ms Grayston said anecdotal evidence suggests the tally is con...

Sometimes the will of government to help its people spoils the will of the people to help themselves. This may be true in relation to the help that the Labour Department provides to unemployed Bermudians who are seeking employment. Allow me to explai...

More than 600 people are registered as unemployed and seeking work through the Department of Labour and Training. According to a response to Parliamentary Questions raised by UBP Senator Michael Dunkley, the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry had...

Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Kim Wilson this morning implored Bermudians to consider a career outdoors as she attended a landscape gardeners' job fair. Thirty-four local landscaping companies have set up stalls at the event in the Bermuda Col...