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An employer has been fined a total of $1,500 for failing to insure all his workers, after a member of staff was left with lingering injuries from a traffic collision. Percy Caines was convicted in Magistrates’ Court for the offence, between June 12, ...

Major companies have won concessions from Government under the Incentives for Job Makers Act, according to Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox. Seven companies have been awarded exemptions from work permits for senior executives, in return for “th...

Less than a week after the Bermuda Government’s Department of Statistics released its latest unemployment figures, business leaders on the Island are making a call to action, saying the government needs to make changes to create a more “business frie...

The Bottom Line’s annual Top 10 Employers in Bermuda kicks off its fourth annual survey this month to find the best companies to work for on the Island. The two-part survey endeavours to find which of the Island’s companies offer the most rewarding w...

September 29, 2011 Dear Sir, We should welcome Premier Cox’s initiatives to introduce ten-year work permits and a new category of long term residency for job creators as moves in the right direction but realise more needs to be done to reverse the d...

The Bermuda Employers Council (BEC) has announced it has started accepting applications for the Malcolm Dixon Scholarship Award through to the end of next month. The award will be given to successful candidates who are currently studying in the field...

The Island’s future direction will be the focus for a meeting hosted by the Bermuda Employers Council (BEC) next month. The event, entitled ‘Bermuda’s Way Forward Who’s Responsibility is it?’, will be held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess on Wednesd...

A “competence-confidence gap” is underwining workplaces, according to reseacrh carried out by the the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) in the UK. The survey found that 55 percent of employees don’t think their managers are competent or confident...