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Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Kim Wilson this morning implored Bermudians to consider a career outdoors as she attended a landscape gardeners' job fair. Thirty-four local landscaping companies have set up stalls at the event in the Bermuda Col...

Unionised Belco workers have rejected a wage freeze proposed by the company to help cut its costs in 2011. Electricity Supply Trade Union (ESTU) representatives met with management on Monday and turned it down, after members voted against it at a mee...

Economy Minister Kim Wilson today said up-to-date jobs figures are not available as Government awaits the completion of the 2010 census. But Senator Wilson said the 4.5 percent unemployment statistic from last year will have likely increased given an...

Thirteen people have lost their jobs at law firm Conyers Dill & Pearman, The Royal Gazette understands. Sources have informed this newspaper that those who lost their jobs include at least one Bermudian lawyer, as well as several other Bermudian and ...

Unemployed and homeless. It's a reality for Christopher, a 38-year-old who hasn't earned steady pay in more than two years. He claims potential employers are turned off by his limited education and criminal record. “I have a resume,” he said. “I ha...

Economy Minister Kim Wilson said Bermudians should be applying for all job vacancies. She told the Senate yesterday that despite the economic down turn, and lay offs that have come with it, Bermudians appear reluctant to apply for kitchen porters or ...

Furniture Flair Ltd. has announced that Alex DeCouto has taken over as the new owner and president of the 30-year-old furniture dealership in a restructuring of the business. Mr DeCouto told The Royal Gazette that the deal came about as the business ...