Easter is a time that some associate with a long weekend to relax and unwind, perhaps camping at the beach or simply at home.
The Hon. Ezzard Miller, Leader of the Official Opposition, has raised concerns about the Cabinet’s announced amnesty for owners of unlicensed vehicles, particularly with respect to the waiving of a backlog of millions of dollars in fees owed to Government.
BCQS International is happy to announce the promotion of Steven Abbott to Associate Director, based in the Cayman Islands office.
The top-five are problem-solving skills, ability to work in teams, written communication, leadership and a strong work ethic.
Next week is July 1st! July 1st is a good time to take a close look at where you are with your exercise and nutrition plans. How are you doing? Are you pleased with your daily habits and progress? Are you in a slump from which you need to break free?
This time our series takes a look at how Caymanians have traditionally celebrated as a community throughout the decades.
Working relationships between local public and private sector agencies combatting money laundering and terrorist financing are growing stronger, thanks to ongoing work by National Coordinator for the Anti-Money Laundering Steering Group (AMLSG) Elisabeth Lees.
Aaliyah Johnson is honest about the fact that she had no idea what she wanted to do professionally when she first walked through the doors of RCIPS Headquarters seven years ago as a student intern from CIFEC. “At that point the most direction I had was a curiosity about working in forensics,
The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing (DVDL) wishes to advise the public that all its offices will be closed on Wednesday, September 18, 2019, to facilitate a staff meeting, training and team building exercises.
The Annual Cut-a-thon primary aims are to continue to raise awareness of Breast Cancer in the Cayman Islands.