Issue No. 637 Monday, 19 April 2004
Trade unions coming
 Minister
of Employment, the Hon Roy Bodden, would like to see active trade unions in
the Cayman Islands within five years. In the wake of the new Employment
Bill, Mr Bodden said he hopes that employees would be prompted to form trade
unions, which will lead to a better working environment for employers and
employees...
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Children and Family Services Moves
West Bay residents will benefit from the new district office of the Department
of Children and Family Services (DCFS) district office, which will open on
Monday. The new office is adjacent to the John A. Cumber Primary School
in the former Sunrise Adult Training Centre and will be managed by five
trained staff headed by Paulinda Mendoza Young...
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PwC appoints directors
 The
firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has recently appointed two new directors,
David Walker and Russell Smith, to its Corporate Finance and Recovery (CFR)
team...
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Emergency services plan workshop
Alongside the emergency services, airline and prison staff
will all participate in a motivational workshop, to be held 26-27 April, at
the Treasure Island Resort. Commenting on the workshop, Manager for 911
Emergency Communications, Juliette Gooding said: “This is something we aim to
do annually in the form of a workshop or retreat...
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Intelligence suggests next major attack could be on cruise ships
Last week Captain John Hewlett, a
guest speaker at an International Maritime Security and Port Facility Code
(ISPS) Awareness and Implementation Seminar, in the twin-island Federation of
Antigua & Barbuda, stated that US intelligence suggests that the next major
terrorist attack could be on cruise ships...
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Person of the Day - Gina Guevara
 Following
her father’s advice was the primary promise Gina Guevara made to herself
before leaving her home in the Philippines for Grand Cayman three years ago.
Her father told her, “Stay close to your family members in Grand Cayman and
then your family here in the Philippines will be alive to you.” With
that advice in mind, she spends her Sundays with her husband, sister, nephews,
and cousins...
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