AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCayman Business & Jobs: The Cayman Islands Government relaunched recycling on Cayman Brac, but residents still have to sort and drive to drop-off points, with only PET/HDPE plastics plus metal and aluminium accepted so far. Local Governance & Labour: Stingray Tours has been ordered to pay over CI$90,000 after a court ruled long-serving workers were employees, not independent contractors, entitling them to vacation and sick leave. Media & Politics: Pilar Bush is set to return to the Dart Group as publisher at Compass Media, taking over from Tripp Donnelly. Workforce Development: The MCEI’s Hello2Hired event brought 91 Caymanian jobseekers to meet 24 employers across hospitality, finance, retail and more. Digital Finance & Crime: RYKI and the Cayman Islands Government have partnered to strengthen custody and conversion support for police and the Official Receiver in crypto-related fraud and ransomware cases. Offshore & Trade: Port Authority coordinated a specialised offshore ship-to-barge transfer in Grand Cayman to move a MAN HX60 logistics vehicle for the Cayman Islands Regiment. Global Business Watch: Malaysia reported RM218.5bn in approved investments in 1H 2026, and Oceania Cruises floated out its new ship Oceania Sonata for a 2027 Caribbean debut.
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