Comments on: Report On 2,000 Cayman Work Permit Holders

By: smokey

smokey — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 20:54:06 +0000

isn’t that what the caymans done and it is not working. we like them need to find a balance. Not every person that enters your home has your best interest at stake.We have a problem in choosing cheap foreign labor instead of our own for profit and greed. THIS transforms into the very fabric of our workplace and beyond.

By: Family Man

Family Man — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 20:19:14 +0000

And don’t you think bringing new business here will help our unemployment situation? (Jobs don’t have a colour)

Even those not working in finance will find employment in restaurants feeding the people in the new office and their families. We’ll need truck drivers to move their furniture, gardeners to mow their lawns, hairdressers to do their hair etc etc. They’ll rent houses. They’ll need new cars and bikes and they’ll pay our exorbitant health care costs, subsidizing those aging unhealthy Bermudians.

Or are you so bitter and twisted you would rather go without than encourage new business to move to Bermuda?

By: smokey

smokey — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:37:51 +0000

local unemployment in the caymans is 10%! We need to get our house in order first. How many black males are out of work. age 18 and up.How many white males. 18 and up. how many black females 18 and up.How many white females 18 and up.In what job categories. Also the same list of foreigners entering the country.

By: Family Man

Family Man — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 14:41:22 +0000

Bermuda should be down there marketing to take entire offices and move them and their business to Bermuda. Any Caymanian employee’s left can be replaced by Bermudians. We want the business.