There is likely to be no increase in the number of financial institutions in Jersey this year and there may be a small reduction, according to the financial services regulator.The Jersey Financial Services Commission has published its Business Plan for the year and says that ...
Read More »A stronger relationship with the UK government helped Jersey get off a French blacklist, according to the Chief Minister.Speaking at this morning's Jersey Finance Annual Review, Senator Ian Gorst told an audience of close...
Read More »Unemployment dropped slightly in December with 1,750 people out of work – the lowest figure in more than a year.Figures out today showed that unemployment figures were at their lowest since October 2012. The 1,75...
Read More »Extensions are being planned to four primary schools to cope with extra demand on school places by 2016.If approved, 12 new classes will be built between Plat Douet School in St Saviour, Springfield and D...
Read More »After 18 years at the helm of Hautlieu, Lesley Toms is retiring from her post as Headteacher at the end of the academic year.Ms Toms, a former Hautlieu pupil herself, will be leaving after 39 years in the teaching profession....
Read More »A family support coordinator, renovator, education assistant and children’s club leader are just some of the roles which have been created since the Back to Work Community Jobs Fund was set up to help Jersey’s young and long-term jobseekers.The fund launched in September last year to help Jersey charities or organisations pay a jobseeker t...
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