The Ombudsman has ordered the release of dozens of records of decisions made by the government’s Labour Tribunals and the Labour Appeals Tribunal over the past five years following an appeal hearing under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Law.
Your Excellency, other honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen, I think it is rather odd for me to be making a speech with the audience behind me and especially men and women of the Cayman Islands Regiment.
Organisers of the annual Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference have announced that the popular event will happen this year but on a smaller scale due to the restrictions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
Since Governor Martyn Roper has not responded to my letter of the 6th August 2020 requesting a copy of the FCO’s instructions to him I am writing to you in the hope that you will provide same, as well as the rationale for such a decision, in the interest of good governance, transparency....
With preparations underway for the reopening of schools, all staff in government schools and the Department of Education Services(DES) will be required to undergo to COVID-19 testing as an added precautionary measure.
Reaction has been swift and varied to the announcement by HE Governor Martyn Roper that he will exercise his reserve powers under the constitution to enact the Domestic Partnership Bill into law by September.
The Department of Community Rehabilitation (DCR) is pleased to announce the promotion of Ms Jhaneile Ennis to the position of Senior Probation Officer.
Premier Hon. Alden McLaughlin said he is saddened to hear of the passing of the former Prime Minister of Barbados, the Right Honourable Owen Arthur, who left this earthly realm Monday, 27th July.
The CIGO UK has today launched a digital “Welcome Pack” to provide continued assistance to Caymanians overseas. The digital welcome pack has been created for Caymanians and Cayman residents arriving in the UK either for the first time or returning to work....
The future of the Cayman Islands agency charged with regulating the jurisdiction’s water, electricity, fuel and telecommunications sectors hangs in the balance. But that balance doesn’t oscillate between whether Ofreg is scrapped or continues to operate.
