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Stuart Lacey provides a Moment of Clarity on why energy management for a leader and their team brings profound performance benefits

Joseph Matthew has spent 50 years with PTB. Being willing to learn and having a genuine interest in his work helped him progress

Government is keen to promote public awareness of Employment and Labour Code to employees, employers and the wider community

Companies face a $10,000 fine for having no policies to combat bullying and sexual harassment

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has appointed Arthur Ebbin as its new chief financial officer. Reporting to the chief executive, president and board of the BHB, Mr Ebbin replaces Bill Shields, who is leaving next month. From November 7, Mr Ebbin will o...

Business leaders have given a lukewarm response to the Government’s plans to implement a minimum wage next year. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Labour, said last week that a minimum wage of between $16 and $16.40 per hour would come into effect next ...

“Life is a hell of a lot more fun if you say yes rather than no.” – Richard Branson Sometimes we choose our circumstances and other times the circumstances choose us. How we see and deal with the challenges around us is a very important pa...

One third of respondents to a global workforce survey plan to ask for a raise in the coming year, and one in five are very likely to switch employers

The number of employers in breach of health insurance rules have fallen year-on-year after a surge in 2020 caused by Covid-19, according to a recent report by the Bermuda Health Council. The BHeC’s Employers Compliance Annual Report 2021 found that t...

A ruling that a warehouse worker was unfairly dismissed two days after his probation period had ended has been overturned. While the Employment Tribunal found last year that Gorham’s owed David Robinson almost $19,000 for wrongful termination after h...

Beyond all the economic data and statistics there is a moral question at the heart of any discussion around a minimum wage. Do we as a society accept that there are people in Bermuda who work full time for wages that trap them in poverty and, if so, ...

The Minister of Economy and Labour has warned employers to cease the practice of giving their staff members recourse only through arbitration. Jason Hayward revealed that his ministry had received complaints from employees about arbitration clauses ...