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"This study is a high level review of housing policy in Bermuda with a view to developing a longer term housing strategy for the island.  Such a strategy would avoid the potential pitfalls of quick-fix solutions and provide consistency over time in dealing with housing issues."

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Contents:

  • Population Developments
  • Educational Attainment of the Working Age Population
  • Labour Force Activity
  • Industry Employment Growth
  • Industry Access by Citizenship Status
  • Occupational Employment Developments
  • Job Access to Occupations by Citizenship Status
  • Recent Trends in Employment

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"The Arnold Group, LLC, a national workforce development consulting firm from Rhode Island, USA, was commissioned by the Bermuda National Training Board to conduct a  study on workforce issues in Bermuda and to subsequently draft a workforce development strategy for the Government of Bermuda  

As a significant part of Bermuda’s Sustainable Development Initiative, the goal of this workforce development strategy is to maximise the potential of all Bermudians in all sectors and at all levels of the workforce, simultaneously meeting the needs of the citizenry and the employers of Bermuda."


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"This document sets out how the views of Bermuda’s residents were gathered, outlining methods used in:

1) Public outreach carried out by the Sustainable Development Project Team, and;
2) A public perception telephone survey done by Total Marketing and Communications Limited (TMC)

The results from this consultation process are attached as:

• Public Outreach Feedback
• Telephone Survey Results "


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endtoendcheque.jpgPictured from left to right are:  Donald Bowman (BETE), Mieah DeFontes (BETE), Anne Mello (Chair, BETE), Erin Moran (President, Greenrock), with End to End corporate sponsors David Lang (Bank of Bermuda Foundation) and Lloyd Fray (M3 Wireless).

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