Technical Engineer Michael Carey has been recognised as the Cayman Islands National Weather Service (CINWS) Employee of the Year for 2017. Along with Mr. Carey, the Department also recognized Shamal Clarke as “Weather Forecaster of the Year” and Winston Gall as “Weather Observer of the year”.
The Programme was revitalized in 2017 with the appointment of a diverse Rewards & Recognition Committee.
Councillor Austin Harris travels Saturday to London for training in his position as Whip of the Government of National Unity.
This internationally-recognized designation allows Mr. McLaughlin to operate at a higher level in his role at both the ORIA and CKIA and also, if he chooses, to participate in safety audits of other eligible airports.
Ann Marie Jackson (20 years’ service), Gina Connolly, Joyce Seymour and Lecia McLaughlin (15 years each) were presented with certificates at a recent thanksgiving lunch at SMP Partners’ Cayman office, and also receive a cash bonus to mark the occasion.
As Chief Financial Officer for the Ministry of Community Affairs, Joel Burke has a lot of responsibility balancing on his shoulders.
With an experienced background of over 20 years in restructuring and insolvency, Ms MacInnis’ work frequently had a cross border focus; including work in Cayman, BVI, Bermuda, Bahamas, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, France and the United States.
The Department of Community Rehabilitation (DCR) recently held an award ceremony to honour some of the department’s most committed and exceptional employees.
There is always a lot of conversation on the street and the radio talk shows about employment. In the current economic situation, that is to be expected. After all, there are quite a few Caymanians who are currently unemployed, some that have been so for a long time.
After more than 36 years of serving the Cayman Islands Government and the people of the country, Mr. McCleary Frederick announced his retirement from the civil service.