Before I discuss how pension funds can be retained while funding employees in these desperate times, I take a moment to once again congratulate the Premier and his Government for consulting and following the advice of the medical fraternity on the handling of the Coronavirus pandemic.
While industry leaders recognised the importance of being at least partly self-sufficient when it came to growing and rearing food, it was something of an uphill battle with tourism and the financial services industry taking centre stage within Cayman’s economy from the 1960s.
The Cayman Islands and its sister Caribbean UK territories are included in the roll-out of an emergency EU10 million ($KY8.8 million) fund to support their efforts in the fight against COVID-19.
On 14 April 2020 Investigators from the Anti-Corruption Commission charged....
Just after 10:30AM on Saturday 18 April, police and other emergency services were dispatched to Shamrock Road in the vicinity of Pedro Castle Road. It was reported that a motor vehicle collision involving a cyclist had taken place at the location.
On Saturday 18 April, police conducted an operation in the area of Fairlawn Road, George Town in response to concerns about a public gathering taking place in contravention of the soft curfew order under the new Public Health Regulation.
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce supports the Government's decision to extend the curfew restrictions and urges everyone to follow them.
The reconvening of the Legislative Assembly this week has been welcomed by the Official Opposition, particularly for the changes to be made to the Pensions Law.
The registration for students enrolling in, or transferring to Government schools for the 2020/2021 school year will open on Monday, 27 April 2020 and will close on Friday, 26 June 2020.
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) reminds the public of its work priorities and procedures, during the COVID-19 crisis....