Topic: Lemuel Hurlston
New appointments announced to Constitutional Commission
Acting Governor Franz Manderson has announced three appointments to the Cayman Islands Constitutional Commission, effective immediately.
Minimum wage committee report delayed until October
Members of Cayman's Minimum Wage Advisory Committee have yet to settle on recommendations for the islands' new standard wage and are still working to finalise the delivery of the report.
Proper contracts and enforcement needed for domestic workers’ rights
Cayman families that hire domestic helpers or other staff could be required to provide proper written contracts in an effort to help stamp out abuse, the Minimum Wage Advisory Committee will recommend.
Warning over jobs and business risk if minimum wage is ‘too high’
Cayman's new minimum wage can't go 'too high' without risking job losses, business closures and cost-of-living impacts, according to the chair of the review committee.
$6 minimum pay below ‘starvation wage’, review committee head says
Cayman's $6-an-hour minimum pay is below a "starvation wage", according to the head of a committee charged with reviewing the figure.
Speaker Bush attends meeting in London for Royal Commonwealth Society
Speaker of the House McKeeva Bush is representing the Cayman Islands branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association this week during the 150th meeting of The Royal Commonwealth Society in London.
Cayman raises flag to mark Commonwealth Day
Cayman hoisted a special flag Monday to mark Commonwealth Day, along with 52 other territories and countries around the world.
UCCI: Government ignoring requests
Officials at the University College of the Cayman Islands say they feel a bit invisible these days. They can’t seem to get the government to return their calls.
EDITORIAL – Needed for UCCI: A ‘crash course’ in negotiations
All intersections in Cayman (especially roundabouts) must be navigated with care and caution, but none is more potentially perilous than the junction at which government meets education. What is to be avoided at all costs at these danger points are “head-on” collisions.










