Cayman’s sky-high cost of living is causing recruitment challenges amid labour shortages in key industries, business leaders believe.
Every sector, from construction and tourism to accounting and retail, is impacted.
For lower-wage workers, Cayman’s minimum wage of $6 per hour – always a marginal proposition – is no longer tenable.
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