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There was no shortage of customers on line at lunchtime in KFC yesterday. On a Friday afternoon the line at some points was nearly out the door. Most of the people who spoke with The Royal Gazette said they didn't know anything about the boycott. Apa...

The windscreens of cars and trucks parked on Queen Street were lined with fliers at lunch time today, calling on residents to boycott KFC. Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert was not phased by the long lines inside KFC on one of the busi...

The Bermuda Industrial Union is calling on the Island to boycott KFC. KFC management is insisting that a collective bargaining agreement with the union has been terminated, according to union president Chris Furbert and it has refused the union's req...

Unionised bus operators are scheduled to take a vote at Bermuda Industrial Union Headquarters today on the long anticipated new roster that has been in the making since 1998. To avoid the disruption of service, two separate meetings will be held one ...

Bermuda Industrial Union President Chris Furbert has accused government and private sector employers of merging together to roll back the rights of unionised workers. And at a press conference held at union headquarters yesterday he charged that the...

The media “misconstrued” comments he made regarding the United Bermuda Party's purchase of Global House, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert claimed yesterday. Mr Furbert said he had “suggested” that the 1987 Government “took money out t...

Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert yesterday claimed that mismanagement of the civil servants pension fund under the United Bermuda Party Government is the reason why it is underfunded now. The Public Service Superannuation Fund was sup...

The Bermuda Industrial Union yesterday warned that privatisation of public services could be a “recipe to disaster”. BIU president Chris Furbert told the media that while there are pros and cons to the idea of privatising public services, it was not ...

Government will have to wait a little longer to negotiate its pay cut and pensions freeze proposal with the Bermuda Police Association. A press statement from the BPA yesterday said that it could not legally agree to the proposal which would see its ...