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December 10, 2013 Dear Sir, The unions are all screaming about the potential loss of Government jobs, and so they should, for the amount of money their members pay them. What they have to realise is that even the union dues paid by the Government emp...

Qualified Bermudians deserve a better shot at key positions in the Civil Service, Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson told MPs. But she was warned by Speaker of the House of Assembly Randolph Horton to avoid venturing into criticism of Bermuda’s Gover...

Premier Craig Cannonier has not ruled out future cuts in the Civil Service as the Island struggles to recover from recession. Mr Cannonier said: “As we move forward, we certainly can’t make any promises in that area. “The realities are out there, but...

A $2 million lawsuit brought against a civil servant by former Premier Ewart Brown and former Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess has been dismissed by a judge in Ontario. The two politicians sued Lawrence Brady for conspiracy and defamation, claiming he ...

The head of Bermuda’s white-collar union has acknowledged that the Civil Service may be overstaffed — and believes that it must downsize in order to become sustainable. Bermuda Public Services Union president Kevin Grant also acknowledged that the un...

Contacting a civil servant for information was wrong, new Attorney General says By Ayo Johnson Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson was wrong to approach a civil servant for information, Attorney General Mark Pettingill says. Mr Pettingill rejected cla...

A civil servant has been disciplined for sharing information with Shadow Attorney General Kim Wilson during a House of Assembly debate. Dorianne Hurdle was placed on administrative leave early last week after it emerged she’d responded to an e-mail f...

Government has denied claims that approximately 150 civil servant jobs were cut. “Over the Easter Holiday Weekend, unsubstantiated stories about the release of up to 150 government workers took up space in online media sites,” a Government statement ...