So your spouse has been granted permanent residency (PR) with the right to work, but what exactly does that mean for you?

Your spouse or civil partner just got granted permanent residency with you as their dependent. The next step for you is a Residency & Employment Rights Certificate (RERC) – but what exactly is it, what does it allow, and when can you apply?

Are you looking into making a move to the Cayman Islands? In this blog, our team goes through what to expect when looking to move to Cayman so that you can have a clear understanding of what is and is not possible.

While you and your spouse may have the right to live and work here in Cayman, this may not be the case for your new baby. What do you need to do?

If you have Permanent Residency (PR), and your child has been approved as a dependent on your Residency and Employment Rights Certificate, there are some essential steps to take to ensure they remain compliant once they reach the age of 18.

You are now a Permanent Resident of the Cayman Islands, congratulations! You are on your way to Cayman Status, but before this, you must be naturalised.

A reference guide to help you navigate the JobsCayman portal, with everything you need to know about registering, posting a job, and reviewing applicants.

At CML, we take HR pretty seriously, so we are sharing our Coronavirus crisis scorecard. Spoiler alert: there's room for improvement.

Top tips to help you ace that tech interview and secure a technology job in the Cayman Islands so you don't let such a great opportunity slip by.