Topic: Royal Cayman Islands Police Association
Police commissioner wins officer promotions dispute case
The Grand Court has dismissed a judicial review against RCIPS Commissioner of Police Derek Byrne, which alleged unlawful promotional practices within the police service.
Police officers win legal challenge over lost annual leave
A judge has ruled that changes to shift times for Royal Cayman Islands Police Service uniformed officers were unlawful and should be reversed.
Judicial review on new police policy on work shifts
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Association has mounted a legal challenge against commissioner Derek Byrne’s decision to change the work schedules for uniformed officers.
Privy Council allows retired cops to appeal RCIPS rehiring policy
The UK’s Privy Council has allowed an appeal by current and former police officers over the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service's previous policy of requiring officers to retire at 55 and then rehiring them at a lower rank.
Police association heading to court over promotions row
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Association has been granted leave to bring a court challenge over how the police service promotes its officers.
Police association threatens legal action over loss of vacation
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Association is threatening to take legal action against Commissioner of Police Derek Byrne over a recalculation of vacation time for frontline officers, which the association says gives them seven fewer days of leave.
Police retirement appeal heading to UK’s Privy Council
A three-justice panel gave leave Tuesday morning for the Royal Cayman Islands Police Association to appeal its case against the islands’ police service to the Privy Council of the United Kingdom in London.
