Carol S. Henry
Janitor
George Town · Full-time · CI$8.75 an hour
Closes 25 Nov 2026. On WORC, open job ID T5J3R7. No results? Press Search on WORC. Independent and free: we never take applications.
Janitor at Carol S. Henry is a full-time job in George Town, Cayman Islands, advertised on the WORC Jobs Portal (job ID T5J3R7) on 4 Nov 2026, closing 25 Nov 2026. Advertised pay: KYD$8.75 Per Hour (paid Monthly), about CI$20,475 a year at 45 hours a week. Apply only on the official advert; Cayman Job Finder is independent and free and never takes applications.
- Salary
- CI$8.75 an hour
- Equivalent
- About CI$20,475 a year at 45 hours a week
- Location
- George Town, Cayman Islands
- Work type
- Full-time
- Hours per week
- 45
- Positions
- 3
- Posted
- 4 Nov 2026
- Closes
- 25 Nov 2026
- WORC job ID
- T5J3R7
About the role
Pay context: the median advertised pay for open cleaning & domestic work jobs is CI$20,475 a year (122 WORC adverts that state pay); this advert is close to that. Cleaning & domestic work salaries.
Full details and how to apply: view the advert on the WORC Jobs Portal (opens in a new tab) (job ID T5J3R7).
The duties, requirements and how to apply are in the employer's advert on the WORC Jobs Portal. Cayman Job Finder is independent and is not associated with or endorsed by WORC; we show only the advert's basic facts.
Cayman Job Finder facts
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- Pay compared with similar roles: this advert's pay works out at about CI$20,475 a year, close to the median of CI$20,475 a year across 49 other adverts with the same job title (“Janitor”) from the WORC Jobs Portal that we have collected (open and closed, pay converted to a yearly CI$ figure; adverts whose pay we can't convert are left out).
- Days open: posted today; closes 25 Nov 2026.
- Similar open adverts: 127 other open cleaning & domestic work jobs, 97 of them in George Town (see them all).
- If you would need a first work permit: under the immigration changes in force since 1 May 2026, a person granted their first work permit on or after that date must stay with the sponsoring employer for at least two years; leaving earlier generally means leaving the Cayman Islands for a year unless an exemption is granted (domestic helpers can move to another domestic helper job). Source: Cayman Islands Government, Ministry of Caymanian Employment & Immigration.
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