Quality Public Service is something that every employee should strive to deliver. Read more in our May 2013 Feedback….
Onward & Upward Together
Quality Public Service is something that every employee should strive to deliver. Read more in our May 2013 Feedback….
The Future Leaders and the PR Committees of the BPSU kicked off its Quality Public Services Campaign on May 1st. The Campaign, which focuses on ‘superior service delivery’, will run to its finale on July 6th. President Kevin Grant made the official announcement during the International Workers’ Day Ceremony on the steps of City Hall.
The BPSU recognizes the importance of QPS as we play our part in the economic recovery of our country. We contend that QPS must begin with superior service delivery and we are at the forefront of demanding this from our members.
During the months of May, June and July we will host a number of events including workshops, a public forum and a reception finale.
Posters can be seen island-wide in our membership departments showing our support for QPS as well as our commitment to being “RARE” employees. RARE employees are committed to be:
Reliable – performing the required service dependably and accurately
Assuring – remaining knowledgeable and courteous, gaining trust and confidence
Responsive – willing to help customers and provide prompt service
Empathetic – being caring and paying individual attention to customers
We are encouraging all of you to embrace this campaign as our Executive and General Council have set the stage in showing QPS starts at the top.
Onwards and Upwards Together on the train called “QPS”

Brothers and Sisters, The BPSU acknowledges May 1st as International Workers Day. This year in conjunction with PSI we recognize those who were massacred in the Haymarket Riots that took place on May 4th 1886. The demonstrations held were to protest for an eight hour work day. We benefit from that protest today yet the [...]
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President Kevin Grant has released this statement: As the Union approaches negotiations we recognize the importance of meaningful and open dialogue among stakeholders. We intend on playing a major role in the country’s recovery from one of the worst, or if not the worst, financial positions in its history. We acknowledge that underlying interests can [...]
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The BPSU has called its government members to a very important meeting to discuss the state of its negotiations with the Bermuda Government. The current Collective Bargaining Agreement between the two expired in September 2011.
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