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The Government employee furlough policy, designed to curb public sector expenditure and reduce the annual budget, is unlikely to continue beyond March 31. Bermuda Public Services Union president Jason Hayward said that a five-point Memorandum Of Und...

Michael Dunkley expressed his support for the Island’s police today, telling the Bermuda Police Association that its efforts have been “invaluable”. Speaking during the association’s annual general meeting, the Premier and Minister for National Secur...

Members of the Bermuda Trade Union Congress (BTUC) will be eligible to receive insurance discounts starting next year. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy announced in the Senate yesterday that, as a result of discussions with the Tripartite Economic ...

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress has called on Government to address a series of questions about plans to partner with the Canadian Commercial Corporation on the airport redevelopment. The union claims a non-binding memorandum of understanding conce...

Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert has extended his gratitude today on behalf of the officers and workers of the BIU to the workers at the Parks Department, Custodians, Department of Works & Engineering and other government workers who...

Government has agreed to work in tandem with the Bermuda Trade Union Congress, in a bid to find ways to achieve a five percent savings in its operating budget. According to a statement released this afternoon, it was also agreed that the contentious ...

Government will join with Bermuda’s unions to form a committee that will examine civil service reforms, as labour organisations remain staunchly opposed to the Public Bodies Reform Act in its present form. The Bermuda Trade Union Congress (BTUC) repo...

Legislation aimed at streamlining Government services, with a view to possibly privatising some areas, is to undergo a further round of discussion with unions later this week. The possibility of jobs being cut has stood out as one of the main stickin...

Premier Michael Dunkley has assured civil servants they will continue to be consulted on public sector reform — on the same day the Island’s white-collar union rejected proposals released by Government earlier this year. The Bermuda Public Services U...

Bermuda’s first “detective officer” — who could not officially be promoted because he was black — will be among a string of heroes whose stories are being told as part of Bermuda Police Service’s 135th anniversary celebrations. The fascinating but c...