In May, the Government passed a law mandating employers to post their jobs that required work permits on the new WORC JobsCayman site. They hoped that this change will attract job seekers to their site instead of heading to the newspapers to find jobs.
The Cayman Islands National Emergency Operations Centre has been charting the success of its ‘Operation Bring ‘Em Home’, a repatriation and evacuation logistics undertaking in which it has arranged travel for over 3,400 persons to date into and out of Cayman due to the coronavirus pandemic.
What is gold and grows on trees? Yes that’s right mangoes! This year it’s been a real bumper crop, too, with everyone’s favorite fruit virtually dripping off the trees. It’s a hard time for many farmers, or those who supplement their income from backyard produce sales.
The President of the Cayman Music and Entertainment Association is recommending the CI Government cancel all permits for persons on Island to play Music and put a moratorium on hiring in the sector.
With over 22,000 persons screened Cayman is recognised as a world leader in testing for COVID-19. Recent government reports suggest that the territory is ranked third in the world for screening factored to per 100,000 population with the possibility of placing second globally for its efforts.
The Cayman Islands continue to work through a series of legislative changes as efforts continue to remove the territory from a European Union tax ‘blacklist’.
Cayman Islands today recorded the 200th positive case of COVID-19 to have been found in the territory.
The RCIPS has advised that just before 4:25PM today 25 June, police located and arrested wanted man Simon Julio Newball in the Eastern Avenue area of George Town.
As the Cayman Islands contemplates reopening its borders, the scale of the challenge is reflected in developments in other countries. Stating that there’s is a recognition that “the Cayman Islands cannot remain sequestered indefinitely”, Hon. Premier Alden on Friday announced....
Shortly before 10:30PM on Thursday, 25 June, officers responded to a report of an aggravated burglary at a business premises on Party Lane in George Town. The store was closed at the time.