In 2021, Jada Connor graduated with an associate degree in social sciences from UCCI and was still undecided on where she would go in her future career.
According to estimates from The Cayman Islands Labour Force Survey (LFS) Spring 2023 Report, the total labour force increased by 7.9% in the past year to include 58,669 people as of June 2023.
The Passport2Success (P2P) programme hosted a graduation for its 38th cohort at the George Town Yacht Club on Friday, 29th September.
It will take a concerted effort by policymakers and key stakeholders to bridge the gap between Caymanians and non-nationals in the workforce.
Workforce Opportunities and Residence Cayman (WORC) will have a specialised Customer Care team on Cayman Brac this week from Monday, 15 August through Friday, 19 August to assist customers in using WORC online services including JobsCayman registration and Portal payments.
In a collaborative effort to provide Caymanians with professional job training, the National Workforce Development Agency (NWDA) has partnered with global advisory and administration firm, Maitland, to deliver a unique internship opportunity.
The Cayman Islands total labour force reached 43,545 persons as at end June 2017, representing an increase of 1,290 persons or 3.1 percent from the same period in 2016.
Representatives from across the Cayman community participated in the third and final presentation on CUC’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) study on Tuesday, May 23rd at the Grand Cayman Marriott. The presentation was given by the strategy planning consulting company, Pace Global. An IRP analyses all
The recently released Semi-Annual Economic Report 2016 have revealed a positive overview for employment in the Cayman Islands, particularly as it relates to Caymanian participation.
Chamber of Commerce Statement: Work permit system needs to be overhauled; National dialogue on employment issues recommended