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Employers who make Bermudians redundant need to make sure no one else is hired to do their jobs, union boss Chris Furbert warned yesterday. The Bermuda Industrial Union president called a press conference to announce that the three Bermudians who los...

One of the longest political sagas Bermuda has endured in recent years came to an end this month when the Bermuda Industrial Union finally released its accounts. The union claimed the accounts, which cover the better part of the last decade, were hel...

Workers axed from The Reefs say they are fed up of waiting for answers, but union bosses remain hopeful that a resolution will soon be reached. The two-week employment dispute began when three Bermudian maintenance workers were made redundant from th...

Community activist Raymond Russell yesterday called for more information on how Bermuda Industrial Union’s cash in the bank plummeted from more than $1.5 million to $75,000 in five years. Mr Russell, a long-time critic of the BIU, also questioned wha...

Bermuda Industrial Union’s assets have fallen to just over $8 million, according to its most up-to-date audited financial statement. The BIU had $8.11 million in assets, including about $75,000 cash in the bank, at the end of 2008/9. Two years previo...

November 8, 2011 Dear Sir, To all the idiots out there for the last time, the 1981 strike had nothing to do with the hotels. It was to do with the underpaid government workers who fought and won the raises that they received. And every other worker ...

The public is still banned from seeing Bermuda Industrial Union’s accounts, eight weeks after president Chris Furbert invited everyone to view them through the Registrar General. The BIU filed its overdue accounts for 2003 to 2009 amid fanfare in ear...

Bermuda Industrial Union has filed seven of its overdue financial accounts following months of complaints that members don’t know how much money is in its coffers. President Chris Furbert yesterday declared the union is in good financial shape as he ...