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More than $35 million in pension arrears is owed to the public purse from delinquent employers — $20 million more than in 2008 when tougher penalties were brought in for those breaking the law. A Ministry of Finance spokesman admitted yesterday that ...

Premier Michael Dunkley has admitted Government must do a “better job” of collecting state pension contributions from the thousands of delinquent employers who owe $35 million in arrears. The Royal Gazette revealed this morning that the size of the d...

September 17, 2014 Dear Sir, I just listened to Bob Richards telling senior citizens that money doesn’t grow on trees. Bobby, Bobby...have you not seen the dollar orchard at Alaska Hall? No, I’m kidding and I don’t want this to be political...

Dear Dave, What’s your advice on asking for a raise at work when you have more responsibility than a co-worker but the same title on paper? After being with my company four years, I feel like I should make more money and I have the right to complain ...

Financial Assistance will have dealt out an “unprecedented” $50 million to roughly 2,680 residents in need by the close of the current fiscal year, according to Community Minister Wayne Scott. The number of Bermudians depending on Government’s help i...

February 14, 2014 Dear Sir, On Page 10 of The Royal Gazette edition of February 12, 2014 had a short article from reporter Jonathan Bell entitled “Unions remain against privatisation of civil service”. I think most of us in Bermuda understand the Uni...

More than 2,000 Bermudians received financial assistance in the past month, with pensioners the biggest group seeking help, followed by disabled residents. In the tough economic climate the need for a helping hand is great, but some people are making...