Topic: Public Authorities Law
CIMA warns of ‘brain drain’ if new salary scale enforced
CIMA leaders have expressed concern that a salary provision could put the jurisdiction at risk of receiving an adverse FATF rating.
Christmas boost for thousands of government workers
Thousands of workers are effectively getting a Christmas bonus with the news that government has sanctioned cost of living salary adjustments for the majority of statutory authorities and government companies.
EDITORIAL – Protect the public, not members of public boards
To our minds, a far better way to minimize liability for negligent board action is to minimize the potential for error – to slash the number of boards and dramatically raise standards for qualifications and professionalism of board members.
Boards, public workers to be protected from ‘negligence’
The Cayman Islands government will seek to change the law to protect both appointed members of statutory authority boards and government workers who serve those agencies from legal liability arising from certain negligent actions.
Lawmakers indemnify CIMA, liquor boards
“Bad faith” decisions made on behalf of Cayman Islands government-appointed boards will not receive legal protection, Premier Alden McLaughlin declared Friday.
