Log In

A trades union has asked a court to deliver an ultimatum to a sports club — pay a $1.5 million debt or lose its building in Hamilton. The Bermuda Industrial Union has asked the Supreme Court to order Pembroke Hamilton Club to pay the cash or demand t...

In his speech to the Progressive Labour Party and in his later curtailed statement to the House of Assembly last month, David Burt provided some details on the Government’s plans to allow holders of private pension funds to withdraw a portion of the ...

Job satisfaction among the working population appears to have increased over the past year, the Minister for the Cabinet Office said yesterday Wayne Furbert revealed that underemployment dropped by more than 10 per cent between May 2018 and May 2019,...

The Olderhood Group is taking its popular radio show online in partnership with The Royal Gazette. After two successful years on the airwaves, the Olderhood team is bringing its lifestyle and financial content to the world wide web. The first ten-min...

Pensions legislation that got turned away from the House of Assembly after the Opposition faulted its wording was approved on Friday after a redraft. The Bill, brought to the House last month by Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, all...

The Bermuda Public Services Union recently honoured 261 public officers who have worked for the Government for more than ten years. David Burt, the Premier, thanked the awardees for their collective 4,730 years of service. Mr Burt said: “78 per cent ...

Bermuda’s soldiers said today a career in the Royal Bermuda Regiment was the ranking second job on the island. They explained the RBR offered the chance to develop themselves, network, and boost their chances in the job market, as well as providing a...

Dock-workers were locked in union talks yesterday after staff downed tools on Tuesday night, and others staged a morning protest amid claims that a dozen workers had been fired. The workers later marched to the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters f...

The Bermuda Industrial Union has launched legal action against a sports club over unpaid debts from up to 18 years ago. A writ, filed by the law firm Trott and Duncan on October 2, referenced two promissory notes between the BIU and the Pembroke Hami...

A Bill dealing with pension scheme payments was put on hold after a string of complaints from the One Bermuda Alliance at the House of Assembly. Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, agreed to “rise and report” on the National Pension S...

The Labour Dispute Tribunal defended its decision to require prison officers to make health insurance payments on the second day of a Supreme Court hearing. While the Government maintained that prison officers were never promised free health insuranc...

A former president of Bermuda’s white-collar union will be back in the post from March, a union representative confirmed yesterday. Ed Ball, the general secretary of the Bermuda Public Services Union, confirmed that Armell Thomas will be sworn in as...