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Bermuda Employment statistics

Trends in the Bermuda job market are observed over time as part of the Employment Survey, which is mandatory for all employers. The survey records demographic and employment including age, race, occupation, income, and benefits. The findings of the survey help both the Government of Bermuda and private enterprises understand employment needs and areas of understaffing. The Labour Force Survey is typically conducted twice a year and is a household survey of private dwelling units targeting all...

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Types of work permits

To work in Bermuda, you must be Bermudian, married to a Bermudian, or be a Permanent Resident’s Certificate (PRC) holder. If you are not you must have a valid work permit. There are various types of work permits depending on the type of work and the length of time the person will be working in Bermuda. There are nine different types of work permits: 1. Periodic Work Permit A Periodic Work Permit is used by employers seeking to hire non-resident individuals who will make multiple visits to...

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How to get a work permit

If you hire a worker who is not a Bermudian or married to one, or someone who is not a Permanent Resident’s Certificate (PRC) holder, they will need a work permit to work in Bermuda. There are various types of work permits depending on the type of work and the length of time the person will be working in Bermuda. Requirements Only an employer can apply for a work permit . The employee can only enter the country to work after receiving permission. You cannot seek employment while visiting as a...

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Employment and Labour Relations Tribunal

The Employment and Labour Relations Tribunal, established under the Employment Act 2000, has jurisdiction to hear and determine (including by way of arbitration) complaints, labour disputes, differences, conflicts and other matters referred to it under the Employment and Labour Code. The Employment and Labour Relations Tribunal consists of no more than 30 persons who are barristers and attorneys, persons with experience or expertise to represent the interest of employers and persons with...

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Applying for an EDD Grant

The Economic Development Department (EDD) offers grants to support various initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth and development in Bermuda. Here are the key steps and requirements for applying for an EDD Grant: Steps to Apply Eligibility Check: Ensure your project or initiative aligns with the EDD’s objectives and criteria. Application Form: Complete the EDD Grant Application Form with all required details. Supporting Documents: Prepare and attach all necessary supporting documents,...

Search for Government Jobs

The Government of Bermuda is the island's largest employer, offering a wide variety of interesting careers with excellent training and development opportunities. If you are seeking employment within the Government of Bermuda, you can apply online at www.govtcareers.gov.bm . One of the benefits is that the first time you apply online for an advertised post, information relating to your personal contact information, qualifications, experience, and work history is saved in your personal profile in.

Asbestos Abatement & Control Courses

The Department of Health offers comprehensive training for individuals and organizations involved in the safe handling and removal of asbestos. These Asbestos Abatement & Control Courses are designed to ensure compliance with Bermuda’s occupational safety regulations and to promote best practices in asbestos management. Who Should Attend These courses are ideal for: Contractors and construction workers Building maintenance staff Environmental health and safety officers Project managers and site.

Search the Bermuda Job Board

The Bermuda Job Board has a multitude of programs and services to assist in your educational, training and vocational plans. You will find job opportunities in Bermuda as well as many resources, such as help with resume writing and interview tips. How to apply for a job on the Bermuda Job Board 1. Register – Once you have registered, you will receive an email that will remind you of your credentials, confirm your registration, and prompt you to log-in. Employers have the ability to search...

Public Service Scholarship Award

Application Deadline: 4:45 p.m., Tuesday 1 September 2026 — Applications must be submitted via the official application site before the specified deadline. About the Public Service Scholarship Award The Public Service Scholarship Award provides annual awards to Bermudians pursuing post-secondary academic qualifications in a discipline identified by Government Departments as meeting the future needs of the Department. This ensures a well-trained cadre of people to fill positions within the Public.

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National Youth Policy

The Government of Bermuda is committed to empowering, supporting, and engaging Bermuda’s youth. The National Youth Policy outlines strategic goals to improve the lives of young people and provides a framework for collective action across sectors. Below you can access the policy and the most recent progress report published by the National Youth Policy Working Group. National Youth Policy 2021 The National Youth Policy outlines the Government’s strategic vision to support Bermuda’s young people..

Step-by-Step Guide to Starting a Fintech Company in Bermuda

Starting a fintech company in Bermuda involves several key steps to ensure compliance with local regulations and leverage the benefits offered by Bermuda’s business environment. Here is a summarized guide based on the detailed document provided by the Bermuda Government: Key Steps Research and Planning: Understand Bermuda’s fintech ecosystem and regulatory environment. Develop a robust business plan. Legal Structure: Choose a suitable legal structure for your business (e.g., limited liability...

Incentives for Job Makers - Guidelines for Employers

The Economic Development Department (EDD) offers a range of incentives for employers who are committed to job creation and economic growth in Bermuda. These guidelines provide detailed information on the available incentives and the application process for employers. Below is an overview of the key aspects: Overview of Incentives Tax Relief: Employers may be eligible for tax relief, including payroll tax exemptions and customs duty relief, to support job creation. Work Permit Concessions:...

Fintech Training Programme for Bermudian Learners

The Economic Development Department (EDD) is pleased to fund the Fintech Training Programme for Bermudian learners. This programme is designed to enhance skills and provide valuable networking opportunities in the fintech industry. Below are the steps and requirements for successful participation: Steps and Requirements Application and Orientation: Before the deadline announced by the EDD, the learner must apply for the Programme. Attend the orientation session on the date and time specified by.

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Employment Amendment (No. 2) Act 2026
Ministerial Statement

Employment Amendment (No. 2) Act 2026

Good morning, Mr. Speaker . I am pleased to table in the Honourable House today a Bill entitled the Employment Amendment (No. 2) Act 2026, which seeks to strengthen the procedural and enforcement framework governing the Employment and Labour Relations Tribunal.

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