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OK, so we all understand the country is in deep financial trouble. The Government admits to it, the Chamber of Commerce admits to it, and every sector of commerce has expressed pain. When the economy contracts as it has, it means government itself is...

A group of civil servants has been recognised for their devotion to making Government business paper-free. The 11 staff were praised for their “outstanding achievement”, “admirable service delivery” and “exemplary public service”. The honours were t...

The principle of open government will be celebrated with countries around the world today. A spokeswoman for the Information Commissioner’s Office said International Right to Know Day was designed “to increase individuals’ awareness of their right t...

The Public Service Commission rejected the recommended candidate for the Director of Parks post after staff threatened to walk off the job, the Supreme Court heard. Terry Lynn Thompson launched legal action against the PSC after she was passed over f...

A pair of new permanent secretaries have been appointed, the Head of the Public Service announced today. Derrick Binns said Marva-Jean O’Brien, recently seconded as the secretary to the Commission of Inquiry into historic land losses, has become the...

The Ministry of Legal Affairs has been ordered to reveal whether a report on allegations of misconduct made against the head of the island's child protection agency existed. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, insisted there was a publ...

A senior civil servant was told last month of concerns over a $3.2 million contract to install solar panels at the National Sports Centre. Jennifer Attride-Stirling, the permanent secretary of the ministry of sport was told about the concerns at a m...

Dear Sir, During my quiet moments when I offer up prayers of peace for my dear husband Kenneth A. Richardson CVO, CBE, JP, I also cannot help but feel full of gratitude by the kindness and blessings we have received from our nurturing family, communi...

A sacked police officer who lost a legal battle to get his job back is to appeal the decision. Victoria Greening, the lawyer for Oswin Pereira, claimed his case was of “huge public interest” as it concerned whether decisions of the Public Service Com...

The Government made “significant investments” to allow civil servants to work from home, the Premier said yesterday. However no decision has yet been made about keeping Government employees at home to work as a cost-cutting measure. In a wide-ranging...

The deadline for applicants for Government bursaries have has been extended until May 14, a spokeswoman said today. The Public Service Bursary Awards Scheme offers funding to Bermudians seeking postsecondary education for a discipline that would meet...

Two veterans of the civil service who died this month were yesterday honoured by the Bermuda Public Services Union. Joseph Christopher, 77, was a former Commissioner of Education and education historian, and Kenneth Richardson, a former Cabinet Secre...