Topic: WORC Director Jeremy Scott
Evidence of complaints required for job-hopping exemptions
Incoming regulations will outline criteria expat workers need to meet for new work permits if they leave their jobs in their first two years.
Clampdown on work permit fraud under way
Government officials have confirmed they are investigating cases of fraudulent work permits being used to bring overseas workers to the Cayman Islands under false pretences.
Auditor general: WORC has no power to reject job ads
Ten of thousands of jobs are advertised each year in the Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman employment portal, but the agency has no power to reject ads that are written specifically to exclude certain candidates, lawmakers have heard.
Authorities warn of random immigration checks amid crackdown
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman's Compliance & Enforcement Unit has sounded the warning to employers that it will continue its ramped up random spot checks at workplaces after 16 workers were nabbed for employment and immigration breaches.
Launch of JobsCayman replacement portal delayed
After having missed its June deadline the launch of Cayman's new Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman jobs portal has now been shifted further down the line with no official start date formalised.
Construction careers centrestage at inaugural WORC expo
Students from high schools around the island got a firsthand look at the careers open to them in the construction industry as the inaugural Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman expo kicked off Tuesday.
New JobsCayman portal to cost 14 times more than current gateway
Government's overhaul of its employment portal JobsCayman is expected to cost $1.3 million, about 1,300% more than the total cost for the existing gateway, the Ministry of Border Control and Labour has confirmed.
JobsCayman portal undergoing major overhaul
Government's employment portal JobsCayman is set for a major overhaul, Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman Director Jeremy Scott has said.
Over 300 permanent residency applications pending
As of July there were just over 300 outstanding permanent residency applications awaiting processing, a significant decrease from the 800 backlogged in the last two years, according to Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman Director Jeremy Scott.
WORC director: ‘We’re cutting through permit backlog’
Even as concerns over processing delays persist Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman Director Jeremy Scott says his team is making progress chipping away at the backlog of work permit and related applications.











