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Men took on more household responsibilities during the pandemic, but work-attendance rules risk undercutting that progress

The competition for Bermuda’s brightest minds is on. The pandemic has highlighted the need to cultivate the supply of local talent for Bermuda companies. Corporate Bermuda faces an ageing population and global competition for qualified staff. The ch...

Caribbean businesses will be challenged to build a better talent pipeline and create an environment that satisfies the talent into remaining in the region. PwC’s Global Workforce Hopes and Fears survey of more than 52,000 in the global workforce is b...

A crackdown on companies that have forced people to accept inferior working conditions because of the Covid-19 pandemic has been launched. Jason Hayward, the labour minister, said action was needed because workers were not regulated, registered or gi...

An attempt by a government minister to have a civil court summons thrown out has been dismissed. The Minister of Public Works applied to strike out a writ filed by Calvin Simons, who claimed he lost out on a promotion in the Department of Works and E...

Payouts for injured workers are to increase from April 1, more than nine years after the hike was approved by the House of Assembly. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said payments would go up from a maximum of $170 ...

Chefanices Williams kept falling back into bad habits when she tried to adopt a healthier diet. It wasn’t until she started a summer internship at OM Juicery that she was finally able to kick them for good. The 18-year-old, who is about to start stud...

Premier Paula Cox was “not telling the whole story” when she said Bermuda’s immigration policy is more flexible than the Cayman Islands’, according to a business executive. Ms Cox made her comments after news on Wednesday that work permit term limits...